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Winnie-the-Pooh: Hi, Piglet!

Piglet: Good morning, Pooh!

W.: Where…you (run), so handsome with that tie on your neck and that folder under your arm?

P.: I (hurry) to work.

W.: …you (find) a job?

P.: Yes, I…. Two weeks ago I (apply) for the position of the chief manager at a pig-farm and they (take) me because I (know) a lot about pigs.

W.: Congratulations! I (think), I must find a job too. …you (know) if there (be) a bear-farm near here?

P.: Unfortunately, there (not be), but Christopher Robin’s father (have) an apiary and he (need) labourers.

W.: … you (believe) I (get) a job there?

P.: Why not? You (be) an experienced bear. You (earn) some money there and (have) honey for free.

W.: It (be) an excellent idea. I (think) for a week already where to get money to repair my den.

P.: …it really (need) repairing?

W.: Of course, it…. I (repair) it five years ago and since then I (not do) anything. You (know) the way it (look) now. Besides, I (want) to buy new furniture.

P.: I (see). … you hire an architect, a designer and workers?

W.: No, I…. I (do) everything myself.

P.: But it (take) you a lot of time.

W.: But I (save) a lot of money. You (know) how expensive and irresponsible at the same time these glamourous designers (be). Last year Owl (hire) one, Fox, you (know) her.

P.: Well?

W.: Owl (save) money for a year already by the time it (occur) to him to hire Fox whom he (see) in TV commercials many times.

P.: How…it all (finish)?

W.: She (pump) all the money out of Owl, but she only (paper) the walls in his hollow.

P.: Poor Owl. By the way, Pooh, …you (remember) that Eeyore (have) his birthday next week? He (be) 10.

W.: Oh, thank you for reminding me. What…you (give) him?

P.: I (be) going to give him a mobile. He (call) me when he (be) sad.

W.: And he (be) always sad, so he (need) a lot of money to call you. I (guess) I (give) him some money.

P.: First earn it.

W.: I (promise), I will. Tomorrow I (go) to the apiary. I (hope), the work (not be) too difficult. By the way, Piglet, whom... Eeyore (invite)?

P.: I (suppose), there (be) only the boys: you, me, Owl, Rabbit, and Christopher Robin.

W.: What about Eeyore?

P.: It (go) without saying.

W.: What about Kanga?

P.: She’s not a boy, you (know), but the day before yesterday when I (walk) from work, I (meet) her and (ask) her to be a surprise for Eeyore. She (jump) out of the birthday cake; at least, she (promise) to do that. She (enjoy) jumping, she’s a kangaroo.

W.: Oh, that (be) quite a scene! And I (wonder) what the menu (be) like. …there (be) any honey, condensed milk, and the like?

P.: I (not be) sure. Eeyore (be) a thistle vegetarian for a long time already. This (mean) that he (eat) only thistle: boiled thistle, fried thistle, stewed thistle. But for his guests, I (believe), he (cook) something special.

W.: Like what?

P.: Well, I (not know) it for sure, but …maybe, thistle fresh. Oh, Pooh, I (chat) to you for ten minutes already and I must run. My working day (begin) in five minutes.

W.: Oh, sorry, Piglet. I (have) one more question. How long…your working day (last)?

P.: It (include) the lunch break and (last) from 9 a.m. till 5.15 p.m.

W.: I (be) terribly sorry again, but… How long…the lunch break (last)?

P.: Just fifteen minutes.

W.: Bother!

P.: Bye, Pooh!

W.: See you, Piglet.


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