great story

great story.

great story.

*sniff* Great story! I dont have a bridge nearby to play Poohsticks at. I can just see Harm playing too.

Good idea.

I know this may not be what you want to hear, but this was precious. I grew up on the old Pooh books, the ones that put out before Disney came in, hearing my Momma or my Daddy reading them to me in the sunny spot (there's a spot at the back of our house where the sun comes in like warm hunny through the glass doors) or when I was little older, listening to Momma recite them. Thank you.

Hey this was a nice happy little fic. I could so see Harm doing something

like this. Loved the child's mothers comments - so classic.

I remember the words to the song to be different but that is quite

possible. I guess lyrics can always be changed depending on the person

re-doing the song. All in all lovely read.

That was very interesting...Made me remember some sunny days too. I think I might go play Poohsticks now... :)

Loved it. :) So simple and sweet, and I love Pooh too! :)

I thoroughly enjoyed your story! Combining Harm and Pooh...I NEVER would've thought of that one! You certainly did brighten my day! With Spring Break next week I'll have to go find myself a bridge and play some Pooh Sticks ~ I've never actually done that before. Again, thank you for making me smile. God bless.

Utter .

This was a wonderful story...for my two-year-old cousin or senile grandmother. Come on, woman, you do remember that JAG is a 'grown up' show aimed at big people. Please remember that the next time you decide it's a good idea to write juvenile garbage. I left 'Winnie The Pooh' fiction behind when I was six, and I suggest you do the same or the start submitting your fiction to Nick Junior site.

Too Cute! Well written, too.