The Journey Begins
Cecilia May Gibbs
The author of Snugglepot and Cuddlpie
On Jan 20th it is the 134th anniversary of her birth
Here are the adventures
of
Snugglepot and Cuddlepie.
http://www.musingsbylizzytish.com/cn/snugglepot-and-cuddlepie.html
The Journey Begins
One very hot night,
when the Cicadas were singing so loudly
that Snugglepot couldn’t hear his father snoring,
he and Cuddlepie
crept out of bed and out of the house.
"Where are you going?" asked Cuddlepie.
"To see the Humans," said Snugglepot.
"Only in the distance," pleaded Cuddlepie.
Then they began their journey.
When they had walked a long way Snugglepot said,
"It is nearly day,
let us pretend to be birds so that no one will know us."
"Yes," said Cuddlepie; "but we can’t fly."
They found an old nest
and took the feathers from it and dressed themselves in them.
When the Sun rose they were far from home.
In the little home the kind father and mother
and little baby brother
had looked out all night long into the darkness,
but Snugglepot and Cuddlepie were far away.
So beautiful! And amazing that this old children’s book could have written only yesterday.
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how wonderful that is. hugs p
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How beautiful
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This was a beautiful bedtime story for me. Good night, P.
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Hey you, stop nagging! An actifry cooks chips with a spray of low cal oil or a teaspoon of ordinary oil by using hot air, you know the stuff you speak. It also makes chips with sweet potato the same way and risottos and stews etc lol.The problem at work was me having to carry stuff upstairs and walk about when I really need a zimmer frame.
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I eat bacon and eggs. steaks. fish and lots of salad and stir FRYs too.
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A belated thank you for your notes. Perhaps you have, or don’t, an idea of how much they mean to me. Grateful for our friendship. 🙂
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In case you didnt see FB….Happy Birthday my dear.
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RYN: Yes, Minocqua is about four hours north of where I live in Madison and I’m 2-3 hours north of Chicago. You’re right about the lakes-that’s why I love it up there.
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