Sometimes the best times are spontaneous.  Listen as Billy Mink - and my own favorite  childhood memory of spontaneity - reinforces the positivity that can happen when events emerge in just the right way.

When Peter Rabbit helps Jimmy Skunk look for Beetles, Peter plays a practical joke on Jimmy and eventually the tables turn on him and he is chased by Mr. Black Snake.

In this episode, Reddy Fox wants to learn to fish, but instead gets embarrassed when he falls into the water.

 Most people, at least at some time in their life, will find themselves in difficult times and perhaps start feeling a bit lonely.  Perhaps it is a consequence of a choice they made.  Other times, this feeling of loneliness comes when we are in an unfamiliar place or situation and there is seemingly no one around to assist.

Thus is the case of the little Breeze in  The Wilful Little Breeze, by author Thornton W. Burgess. The little Breeze waits a little too long to return to Old Mother West Wind at the end of a long day and eventually finds itself alone.  What the little Breeze does in that place and situation is a good example of how to overcome loneliness.

Jimmy Skunk suffers the consequences for eating Mrs. Grouse's eggs.

Reddy Fox sees an opportunity to play a trick on Johnny Chuck , but Reddy's idea for fun doesn't go as planned!

Grandfather Frog relates to the Merry Little Breezes and others in the forest why frogs have no tail.

Rediscovering the classic stories of yesteryear, Episode 1 begins with the story of Mrs. Redwing's Speckled Egg, by Thornton W. Burgess.