And is there Honey still for Tea? (Winnie The Pooh)

[tryfanstone]

Title: And is there Honey still for Tea?
Author: tryfanstone
Fandom: Winnie the Pooh
Rating: Gen
Warnings: Character death. Seriously.
Word Count: 19, 000
Summary: If you happen to have read another book about Edward Bear, you may remember that he lived with his friends in a wood called the Hundred Acre Wood. It was a small wood, and small things happened

Comments

[tabaqui]

I'm posting here, because i have no idea where to comment on the story itself, unless you're supposed to send an email?

Anyway.

You. This. I just....

You broke my heart with this story. You wrote it in a perfect voice, with a perfect attention to detail, and oh just....

Christopher all grown up, but leaving Pooh honey. Rabbit and his friends and relations. Owl's feathers in the ruts of the road, Tigger being able to bounce against all odds. Piglet being so very brave, and the otter, and the stuffed bears at the station. The cat and it's...kittens. Roo.

And then, the end, the walking hum, the exhaustion and their bewildered certainty that Christopher Robin will come and...he does...and....

I'm crying again. Seriously.
*sniffles hard*

Just...loved it.

[tryfanstone]

e-mailed, with many thanks, J.

[tabaqui]

And returned! :)

[tabaqui]

I rec'd your story today - I hope you get some more readers!
:)

http://tabaqui.livejournal.com/155997.html

[tryfanstone]

I hope you found something sappy and fluffy to read after And is there Honey! But I do very much appreciate you taking the time to say you read it and ... um, liked it. Thank you!

[tryfanstone]

Thank you very much indeed for letting me know about And is There Honey (Pooh) not loading for you. The thing is bizarre - you're not the only person - and I thought at first (or rather, my Linux consultant thought) something to do with Linux and the Safesurf html inserts. But no - it's so odd. Having loaded the page twice, now I'm back with at least a dodgy wifi connection, I got one blank - scrolled down and got story - followed by one fine, story in place as should be. That's XP/Firefox. So, bizarre - but many thanks.

[tabaqui]

Can't help jumping in - i read in Firefox and had no issues, and still don't....

FYI.

[pensnest]

This is an absolutely wonderful story. I was so worried for them all. I'm not sure what to say now, but I have wet eyes.

[tryfanstone]

Thank you very much. I'm sorry And is there Honey? gave you wet eyes, but I do appreciate your comment.

[la_fono]

Lovely and sad and right-voiced and so well done. You've reminded me just how much I love these books. Thank you.

[tryfanstone]

And thank you for your comment about And is there Honey? Truly, very much appreciated.