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Well, Meteora is a toy, but since the "death" of a toy is the big bad awful that The Christmas Toy is all about avoiding, then it would still be a significant event. Meteora might not have been "memorable" to you, but she was important to the story of The Christmas Toy. If we take that reality...

Um, if Constantine is marrying the girl--er, pig--of his dreams and he's stuck in jail...mighten Kermit need a fairy god-mother (or, as I like to call it, a fairy bog-mother) to help me get to the church before the clock strikes midnight, um, er, the pig has married his handsome, debonair...

Even so, to skill a character to show "danger" seems rather extreme. Death is permanent, and before you take the hatchet to someone else's character, I think you should ask: Is there another way I could accomplish my purpose (to show danger, to show fear, to diminish the ranks, etcs.) without...

I think that smut fanfic is actually less common that hurt/comfort fanfic, which I personally believe to be the low rung on the ladder in terms of author accomplishment. Also, while a lot of fanfic is trite and self-serving, not all fanfic is. Vonda McIntyre and Sue Krinard are two authors who...

Awwww. I appreciate you, Sweetie. And I hope the readers appreciate you making everything purty for them. Now--I'm going to EAT my muffin and stop "muffining."

Yeah, yeah. Send the muffins. I'll drown my ire in carbs.... (But just so you know--MY version HAS the quotes in it correctly--both the single quotes and the double quote marks. It's when I copy and paste it into MC that the they disappear.) Also, it's pique, although it's been suggesting...

Oh! (indignant huff!) What "massive task" would that be? Other than the missing line or two from Bunsen and Beaker, this last chapter was in pretty good shape! Okay, I'll grant you "noone" instead of "no one" but that's really a matter of style, not correctness. See the follow from The...

Chapter 145: What the Frog Said Kermit might have been technologically blind and deaf, but he wasn’t dumb. He had come out of backstage without knowing exactly what was wrong, but the wrongness of it hovered over him like a poisonous cloud, noxious and disquieting. He had left...

I thought of you when I was at Barnes & Noble the other day. There was a book of years and years of pin-up girls--from before the talkies forward. It was called Va-Va-Voom! I thought you might be interested in it for the models. Kermit: I would be interested in it for the models. Piggy: Oh...

You know--if I didn't know better, I'd swear this was a picture of WonderPig! As it is, it is just a picture of Miss Piggy who is tres chic in her outfit, as always. Her hair is long and windblown, and she is wearing a pair of knee-high suede boots that are wrinkly, with pointed toes. She is...

Durn the torpedoes! Full steam ahead! Miss Piggy is dressed to catch the eye of any sailor, but of course we know she's hoping to attract the attention of one particular water-friendly amphibian. Her hair is long and blond and falling in soft curls past her shoulders. She is wearing a darling...

Charming dear. I'll pop back in after my writing group tonight and give descripts unless someone beats me to the punch...er, description.

Chapter 144: What The Reporter Saw Time’s fun when you’re having flies, but Kermit had had neither. Seeing Joan had been an unexpected bright point in the evening, but afterward he’d felt flustered and behind schedule, even though, technically, it hadn’t been time to queue up for...

This is tres wondermous! Of all the drawings you've done, this one rings the truest to Piggy's actual figure. (You should check out the Miss Piggy paperdoll.) And her expression is perfect--playful and coy, just like her photoshoot from Muppet Family Christmas. Very, very nice.

I see I'm not the only one who thinks this. Here is my prediction, and I'll go out on a limb, right or wrong: Constantine romances Miss Piggy--partly because that's what any normal cold-blooded amphibian would do, but also to continue the masquerade that he's Kermit. And, in order to stop the...

Sorry if I hurt your feelings with my feedback! Your are a talented artist, but I believe your real artistic talent is in the soul of your pictures. The emotion in your pictures and the mood transcend what you draw, although what you draw is very good. Many artists can be technically...

Fireworks, indeed! Kermit and Piggy are standing in the midst of fireworks while sparking their own! They are happily lip-locked under the words "True Love" while multicolored fireworks explode all around them. Their eyes are open and they are staring at each other while smooching. (It is a...

My Fair Lady is really just a musical version of George Bernard Shaw's classic tale, Pygmalion. (No, I'm not making that up.) For those of you who don't remember, Pygmalion is the artist who sculpted the figure of a beautiful woman, and then fell in love with it. From that story, George...

This is another duo of well-done drawings, also with some interesting points. #1 In this picture, Kermit and Piggy are wrestling (or something) and I'm not sure what to make of the pose, or what I'm supposed to make of the pose. He is laying on either a bed or the floor with a...

There are two pictures: #1 This is another lovely picture, with distinct points of interest. Kermit is laying on his back (head toward the left) and if it were not for the bed-pillow-ish pillow beneath his head, I would almost assume Piggy has tackled him on the couch, but this is obviously...