Winnie the Pooh was a kind bear who created memories with his animal friends. He was kind and knowledgable when his friends needed it most. He may of had one friend that he loved most among his other friends; however, he never excluded any of them. Winnie began his first adventure in 1926 which then led to many more adventures with his friend Christopher Robin. Even though I wasn't born until 2002 Winnie the Pooh still had a big impact on my life. I started watching and reading Winnie the Pooh at a young age because it was my mom's favorite story when she was younger. Although, she prefers the original drawings of him rather than the newer ones. Soon enough though, I loved him as much as he loved his honey. We even bought a big bear that was three times my height when I was little, we still have him today actually. Every year we would take my birthday pictures with me sitting next to him. I had a lot of the books, and used to watch the show with my mom until I eventually fell asleep. Pooh also had …show more content…
I've learned a lot of things from watching Winnie the Pooh and they've helped me a lot in life. Winnie has taught me to always be kind, to include everyone, to love everyone equally, and share. I try to always keep these things in mind and be kind to everyone, but sometimes you can't always be kind to people that you just can't get along with, and I've learned that. In 6th grade I made a friend with someone and it turned out that that person wasn't the best person in the world. They started talking about me and my friends behind our backs and I learnt that even if you are kind to some people they won't always return the favor. However, I do try my best to be polite to everyone, though when I do try to be polite I may come off as shy because I am a very shy and quiet person when I'm not with any of my friends or
Winnie the Pooh, also known as Pooh Bear, is a fictional bear who is the main character of the many movies, books, and shows that have been created (“Winnie-the-Pooh.”). Winnie the Pooh was originally created by A. A. Milne along with the fellow characters of Christopher Robin,
...ecisions throughout the narrative led her to transform in to a heroic character. From deciding to not call out to the man in the yellow suit while the Tucks are kidnapping her to deciding to help the Tucks get out of jail, Winnie's journey became a heroic one. At the beginning, all Winnie wants to do is make a difference in the world, and by the end she accomplishes this. By keeping the Tucks secret, she saves the world from wanting to become immortals which Winnie knows from living with the Tucks that it is actually a curse. Her key decisions throughout the tale are what make her personality so fearless. While it appears that Winnie Foster is a timid introvert, she is actually an daring character who's qualities alter in to a gallant hero at the end of the narrative.
The virtue of kindness is not meek it is not niceness. Kindness holds firm to its foundation and values, but it does it in a way that is gentle. Kindness is not naïve, it is wise and discerning (Corey, 211). People confuse being nice as kindness because on the outside both are soft. The inside is what shows the difference. Niceness has no substance, it will go wherever society takes it. Kindness is different, it has a firm, solid center (Corey xv). The components of soft edges and firm centers make kindness warm and inviting and yet it remains deeply rooted to its core beliefs.
According to Pooh Corner, A. A. Milne acknowledged that both his wife and son, Daphne and Christopher Robin, had inspired him to write these poems and stories after Christopher Robin saw an American Black Bear at the London Zoological Gardens in London. Christopher Robin renamed his stuffed bear, “Winnie-the-Pooh” after the American Black Bear he saw, whose name was Winnie.
The book “How to Win Friends and Influence People” by Dale Carnegie teaches people important lessons on how to deal with people not only in a professional area but with normal social situations as well. The book starts off with describing different situations on how to deal with people. For example humans should treat people with more appreciation and not just compliment them. People like to feel appreciated and sometimes it can lead a person to want to be more successful when they realize that some notices their hard work. Another example is when someone is trying to convince another person into doing something one always should realize what the other person wants first and talk to
Alan Alexander Milne was a great influence on society then and society today. His books have continued to be best sellers and people all over the world love and cherish the cuddly bear, Winnie the Pooh. Throughout his life he was a role model and leader for his colleagues, friends and his family. Even though through out his life he experienced bad relationships, he managed to overcome them and go on in his exceptional life. What made him a different wrote then many was that he didn’t just think of his job as work, he truly loved what he did and wouldn’t give it up for anything.
As I grew older, I became more mature and sophisticated. I became more knowledgeable, formed my own opinions and political views, and gained new insight into my life. I became more sociable and saw people and things in a new light. I also lose my naivety and saw who my dad truly was for the first time and that saddened me.
If you are making fun of a person for being different others are likely to follow. If you make fun of other people or you judge them, then that may hurt the other person's feelings. But if you are nice to that person and treat them kindly others might follow and do the same. They could become more confident in their self just because you encouraged others to treat them equally. That's why you need to be nice to others i'm sure they would greatly appreciate it too. See, now you know why leading by example is so important. You could really change someone's life. You could even make someone a better person. Think about it and watch what you're doing people are watching you and are learning from you so at least try to lead by example. It’s worth
When person at work or someone I come in contact with decides to give me an attitude or talk to me in a rude manner I try to think to myself “maybe they are just having a bad day” but most often I just get upset and take it to heart; even when I know I shouldn’t. I also express my feelings very easily, I can be open to anyone about how I am feeling and in a way I think that could also be a good thing. I will continue to better myself in this way, to not get so upset over things that are not directed toward me and things I am not at fault for and I think that will help me become a better
“Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see” – Mark Twain.
Seneca writes, “kindliness forbids you to be over-bearing towards your associates, it forbids you to be grasping” (Seneca). One who is warm- hearted has an easier time dealing with people. Kindliness allows one to treat others as one would want to be treated. Kindliness serves one greatly in a new surrounding or environment. Seneca also states “In words and deeds shows itself gentle and courteous to all men” (Seneca). Being kind through our words can help one build strong and happy relationships. Being kind through deeds shows that one is willing to help those in need and not expect anything from such deeds. Kindliness is a great virtue to have because it serves as a gateway to better human interaction and
As a child growing up, I was taught to be well mannered at home and everywhere I go. I was taught to say please and thank you, yes ma’am, and to hold the door open for individuals. In todays society, more and more people are forgetting their manners and are becoming offensively impolite. Whenever I go to a store to shop or even just to go out in public to burn some time, I never forget to take my manners with me. As I'm out and about, I've noticed the rudeness of individuals and some take
Remember, if you want peace and happiness, if you want contentment and hope, practice kindness. Even in the worst situations, be kind. As a matter of fact, those situations arethe ones that need compassion enen more. Again, “Three things in human life are important: the first is to be kind; the second is to be kind; and the third is to be kind.” Henry James
Kindness is the key to most everything. Being kind means taking the high road, even when someone has wronged you. It means serving other people, even under inconvenient circumstances.It involves looking for the good in others, and even helping them to see the good in themselves. Kindness is spreading happiness to make other’s day better and by making them smile. Kindness is defending those who are picked on by others, sitting by those who are lonely, and saying hi to someone in the hall. Kindness is being someone who wants to build up those around them.
In contemporary time, people, young and old, have lost the value of manners. Words simple as “Please” and “Thank You”, make a difference in the way we approach others. Being polite and respectful at all times with anyone—especially parents and teachers, classmates, friends—is crucial for the way our society develops in the course of time, but where is it that we learn these values? Even though schools teach manners and respectfulness, manners should be taught at home where respect and discipline lead to good social manners to be better prepared for society in the future.