Edward Bear, a.k.a. Winnie the Pooh

[Guest guest]

Ken wrote...

 

the first book I ever wrote was Winnie the Pooh. It seemed far

easier to write a book that someone else had already written.

 

**so, Ken, it was YOU and not Benjamin Hoff who wrote the " Tao of

Pooh " , too?...hmmmmm, very interesting fact, I did not know that. :-)

 

http://www.nypl.org/branch/kids/pooh/winnie.html

[Guest guest]

Herb,

 

Obviously I've confused you.

 

Hoff wrote his book. I wrote A.A. Milne's

book. No doubt you didn't know that,

either. No use having not known something

that didn't happen.

 

Ken

 

Chinese Medicine , " herb " <

herbgroom> wrote:

> Ken wrote...

>

> the first book I ever wrote was Winnie the Pooh. It seemed far

> easier to write a book that someone else had already written.

>

> **so, Ken, it was YOU and not Benjamin Hoff who wrote the " Tao of

> Pooh " , too?...hmmmmm, very interesting fact, I did not know that. :-)

>

> http://www.nypl.org/branch/kids/pooh/winnie.html

[Guest guest]

Ken,

 

Does that mean then like 'Barney' (the purple dinosaur)... " I love

you, you love me, and therefore we're just one big happy TCM family?? "

 

herb

 

Chinese Medicine , " kenrose2008 "

<kenrose2008> wrote:

> Herb,

>

> Obviously I've confused you.

>

> Hoff wrote his book. I wrote A.A. Milne's

> book. No doubt you didn't know that,

> either. No use having not known something

> that didn't happen.

>

> Ken

>

> Chinese Medicine , " herb " <

> herbgroom> wrote:

> > Ken wrote...

> >

> > the first book I ever wrote was Winnie the Pooh. It seemed far

> > easier to write a book that someone else had already written.

> >

> > **so, Ken, it was YOU and not Benjamin Hoff who wrote the " Tao of

> > Pooh " , too?...hmmmmm, very interesting fact, I did not know

that. :-)

> >

> > http://www.nypl.org/branch/kids/pooh/winnie.html