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Monday Morning Memo

Winnie the Pooh
doesn’t know what to do.
Got a Honey jar
stuck on his nose.
He came to me
asking help and advice.
From here no one
knows where he goes.
So I sent him to ask
the owl, if he’s there,
how to loosen a jar
from the nose of a bear.
So help me if you can,
I’ve got to get
back to the house at
Pooh Corner by one.
You’d be surprised
there’s so much to be done.
Count all the bees
in the hive.
Chase all the clouds
from the skies.
Back to the days
of Christopher Robin.
Back to the ways
of Christopher Robin.
Back to the days of Pooh.
– Loggins & Messina

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“The highest function of love is that it makes the loved one a unique and irreplaceable being. Still, lovers quarrel. The quarrel of Kudra and Alobar lasted far into the night. Jarred by their words, things fell apart in the flat: flowerpots tottered on the windowsills, feathers flew out of pillows, and the teapot sang, though there was no fire beneath it and it was not a cozy song. As if it had long fingernails, their argument reached out into the street and scratched the cobblestones, the chestnut blossoms, the blackboard of the sky.”

- Tom Robbins, Jitterbug Perfume, p. 132

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