Welcome to Piglet's House! You walk up the path to Piglet's House and note that it is unusually quiet. There's no movement around except for the gentle breeze rustling the leaves above. The front step is bare, not a potted plant, broom nor welcome mat to be seen. A faded yellow card pinned on the door us the only thing betraying the house's occupancy. You take it off and find a key wrapped up inside along with a note. It's for the moving company. They haven't arrived yet. Just pile the boxes inside, Piglet directs them. He'll unpack later. When they're done, call him at Pooh's. He'll take it from there. Repinning the note to the door you turn around and head back down the path. You'll have to stop by another time. The Te of Piglet....TE meaning: Virtue of the Small...(Being piglet) "Mind you don't get blown away, little Piglet. You'd be missed. People would say 'Where's little Piglet been blown to?'--really wanting to know. Well, goodbye. And thank you for happening to pass me." --Eeyore from The House at Pooh Corner. The Te Of Piglet was written by Benjamin Hoff...and it realtes to the Tao of Pooh...which was also written by Benjamin Hoff....Both are spiritual books...from Pooh's and Piglet's P.O.V.. 'Unlike Pooh, who simply Is and Does, Piglet Agonizes. For example, when Piglet and Pooh fell into the Gravel Pit... "Pooh", he went on nervously, and came a little closre, "do you think we're in a    Trap?" Pooh hadn't thought about it at all, but now he nodded. For suddenly he   remembered how he and Piglet had once made a Pooh Trap for Heffalumps, and he    guessed what had happened. He and Piglet and fallen into a Heffalump Trap for    Poohs! That was what it was. "What happens when the Heffalump comes?" asked    Piglet trembingly, when he had heard the news. "Perhapds he won't notice YOU,   Piglet," said Pooh encouragingly, "because you're a Very Small Animal." "But he'll  notice YOU, Pooh." "He'll notice ME, and I shall notice HIM," said Pooh, thinking it    out. "We'll notcied each toher for a long time, and then he'll say: 'Ho-ho!'" Piglet     shivered a little at the thought of that "Ho-Ho!" and his ears began to twitch. "W-what will YOU say?" he asked.   Pooh tried to think of something he would say, but the more he thought, the more he  felt that there IS no real answer to "Ho-ho!" said by a Heffalupm in the sort of voice                     this Heffalump was going to say it in.    "I shan't say anything," said Pooh at last. "I shall just hum to myself, as if I was                          waiting for something."        "THen perhaps he'll say, "Ho-ho!" again?" suggest Piglet anxiously.                           "He will," said Pooh.  Piglet'sears twitched so quickly that he had to lean them against the side of the Trap to                             keep them quiet.  "He will say it again," said Pooh, "and i shall go on humming. And that will Upset him.  Becuase when yuo say "ho-ho!" twice, in a gloating sort of way, and the other person  only hums, you suddenly find, just as you begin to say it the third time--that--that--well,                               you find--"                   "But he'll say something else," said Piglet.  "That's just it. He'll say: 'What's all this?' And then I shall say -- and this is a very good  idea, Piglety, which I've just thought of--I shall say:'it's a trap for a Heffalump to fall              in.' And I shall go on humming. That will Unsettle him."                    "Pooh!" cried Piglet..."You've saved us!"