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Writing and receiving letters via virtual post

Writing and receiving letters via virtual post

I love receiving letters, cards and postcodes.

Often received; if written by someone on holiday; days after that person has returned home.

Use this space however you like as though you are writing a letter to someone with whom you relate to in real life.

You might want to say something to that person, or persons and not be given the opportunity.

Families can be so very judgemental and cause much hurt and pain.

This is a way of writing to tell someone how you truly feel; good or bad.

Just read along if this is not your style.

Carry on with your own preference of using the forums.

This is just an idea.

Sometimes we do not know that we might enjoy something different unless we try.

Writing letters can be very therapeutic and a special way of releasing pent up feelings without the person knowing.

Lastly, in writing a letter, you need not put their name or title.

You might like to address the letter as dear friend, or dear family member; dear doctor; dear psychiatrist; dear pet.

Think outside of the square and write about what you would really like to say.

Good luck

Sophia

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Little bee had a special music box, they wound the key up, slipped it under Tiggers
blanket and opened the lid. It played the latest concert practice, all the voices singing,
every type of bell a ringing, swarms of bees a buzzing, a whole colony of beetles busily
scurrying, a troop of cats meowing, a colony of bats a clicking, a herd of donkeys hee
hawing, Christopher Robins yodeling a soaring and Gumnut Baby tapping as
metronome, keeping everyone and everything in beat!

@Sophia1 @Oaktree @Shaz51 @Appleblossom @HenryX

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Hello @Exoplanet and @Sophia1 @Oaktree @Shaz51 @Appleblossom

I like that rendition, from twelve days till Christmas I believe.

Cheers

@HenryX

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Ha ha @HenryX

12 Days of Christmas

Who'd a thunk?

@Exoplanet

@Sophia1

I'll play Bohemian Its a Wrap if @Adge will sing

@Oaktree @Shaz51

Tap Tap Ker Chooooo

Sorry canna morph the pics together not that into gizmos ....but pleez imagine gumnut swinging

Discipline of speed and regularity

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I love those Gumnut Babies (picture) - I have not seen a picture of Gumnut Babies in Decades.

I cannot remember which Book Story it came from.

Yes Sure I will Sing @Appleblossom As long as I have Rehearsals to practice first.

The Tricky bit is that I never learned to read Music - So I have to Learn by Ear, hearing other people singing it first.

My Mum can Read Music (that's not fair) - She's a Soprano, she used to sing at Weddings & Funerals, as well as at Church in general.

Adge

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plenty of room under Tiggr's blanket, @Oaktree

It is XXXL

it can be unfolded more to allow others to join him.

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Trying to imagine gumnut baby swaying from side to side; hanging on for dear life.

@Appleblossom

gumnut baby has many friends are they helping also.

Love the eyes popping.

Looks like wardrobe designer and make up artist has been very busy behind the scenes.

Those eyelashes.

Are they false? haha

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@Adge

good question re what story were the gumnut babies in.

My mind was seeing pictures from the book.

Snugglepot and Cuddlepie

author May Gibbs.

I bought this book years ago for my older son which I also read to younger son later...

I just googled and found that there were some villains in the story.

Our concert is almost a parallel with:

The Tales of Snugglepot and Cuddlepie (1918)
Written and illustrated by May Gibbs

May Gibbs’ iconic classic about two miniature babies who live in gumnuts was one of the first books to portray Australian bush life and characters. Snugglepot and Cuddlepie long to see a human and set off on an adventure through the bush, meeting friends and foes (including the evil Banksia Men) along the way.

Gibbs was inspired for her bush fairy tale by the natural beauty of the Blue Mountains, beginning her book with an environmental message: ‘Humans please be kind to all bush creatures and don’t pull flowers up by the roots’.

So beloved are Snugglepot and Cuddlepie that they have featured on postcards, bookmarks, calendars and postage stamps, as well as being adapted into a musical, stage show and even a 1988 ballet (composed by Victorian Opera’s own Richard Mills).

Great choice @Appleblossom

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@Exoplanet wrote:

Little bee had a special music box, they wound the key up, slipped it under Tiggers
blanket and opened the lid. It played the latest concert practice, all the voices singing,
every type of bell a ringing, swarms of bees a buzzing, a whole colony of beetles busily
scurrying, a troop of cats meowing, a colony of bats a clicking, a herd of donkeys hee
hawing, Christopher Robins yodeling a soaring and Gumnut Baby tapping as
metronome, keeping everyone and everything in beat!

@Sophia1 @Oaktree @Shaz51 @Appleblossom @HenryX

Having reread your post I can now see the 12 days of christmas theme.

Very clever @Exoplanet

Very good to read that so many are practising.

Tiggr is going back under the blanket again now and hopes that more will join in with the concert preparations.

Tiggr is compiling a list of things to be done before the opening night.

Welcoming suggestions

💚 a green heart to match the colour of Tiggr's blanket which is forest green.

An intentional camouflage.

Although @Oaktree Eeyore is wriggling about under the blanket

so the camouflage is not working.

He keeps on pulling more of the blanket over himself and Tiggr only has a small section left.

Tiggr will let Eeyore have the blanket today as he obviously needs it for now.

Tiggr will go and find large rocks to climb to survey all of the busy merry troupe practising.

This please Tiggr greatly. He breathes a sigh of relief.

He then falls into a deep sleep where he is dreaming about.......................


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Tiggr had been aware of someone observing him from behind a tree.

@Emelia8

Piglet was practising some self-care at the moment.

Tiggr pretended not to notice Piglet as he wanted to respect his space.

He also wanted Piglet to feel safe enough to join the merry troupe which had again decreased in members.

When Tiggr climbed the rocks and rested on the highest one, he observed Piglet from afar, wondering how he could help Piglet.

This was when he fell asleep............

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@Sophia1

👋💞 👀👂😊🙏

Emelia (AKA Piglet) 🐷🍞🎵🎶

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