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I would have checked the shops today, but this week Atlanta has been doing a pretty good impression of Hoth, so I'm betting that shipments are delayed. Hopefully it'll be waiting for me when I go next Wednesday.

That Kermit actually looks like I imagine Boober. Er, sorta.

Nice update! I'll admit I haven't read the whole story yet--dang, it's a long, chewy one--but I'm working on it. I recently read a National Geographic article about child soldiers, and it's rough to read about children being used as soldiers, but it happens. The world can be a nasty place.

Penny Dreadful: in case anyone was wondering what she looked like. Well, in front of the cameras. Without all the makeup and wigging and prosthetics and stuff, she looks like a fairly ordinary green Frackle.

Oh great, now I know I'm going to have Yorgi Yorgesson's I Yust Go Nuts at Christmas going in my head for the rest of the day.

Yanken? Is he Jan's Scandinavian cousin? ;)

As Cantus might say, "No, and yes." Not at that exact moment in time, but he is dating someone, yes.

Oh yeah? Well, I'm watching you right back! So there! Thanks for the llama. Maybe Janken'll share his "bouquet" with her. I'll llama you when I'm not on an oooold computer that doesn't choke on DA's scripts.

Puckrox: Oh, Fleet will play with this, believe me. His dilemma is how to spin it to sell the most copies. It remains to be seen whether he'll make Gonzo regret taking off his mask. The Count: Yeah, it would have been interesting to see more of the benefit, but as you said it would have...

Vic Romano: Wow, thanks! I've loved your work for some time now. And because I'm still snowed in and still got electricity, here's yet another flippin' picture: The Way to a Fraggle's Heart: a scene that takes place between chapters 13 and 14 of Masks. I didn't feel right leaving one...

[Boober ties an improvised wig of red nook grass over Sage's green hair, then places the hat on top.] Boober: Perfect! From a distance she'll think you're me. Sage: I can't see! Boober: Look down the sides of your nose. [Sage tilts her head up, then looks through the narrow space...

Masks, Part 14: Face-Off, Part 1 by Kim McFarland ***** It was the afternoon of the TMI benefit show. The guest performers were gathered backstage with the theater staff and Cathy Monster, the event's coordinator. She peeked at the audience from the wings. All sorts of people had...

I've seen MFS in the $5 rack at Sears as well.

Shame on you guys for giving me ideas. Fraggle Tag Team - Boober and Sage team up for revenge. "Revenge" being defined as "gettin' back at someone who is far overdue for gettin' back at."

Don't remember if I actually said so, but yeah. She has his turtlish face. Thankfully she got her mother's eyes. Been playing some more the idea mentioned earlier, and I think I've got something to start outlining while I write the last four chapters of "Masks." I'm also working on...

TogetherAgain: Glad I could give you a laugh. I know about that insomnia, believe me. It's been a long time since I took classes, but there's always going back to work after a vacation. Gonzo's Hobbit: No worries. I left things purposefully ambiguous. As for why he's only uncle to two of...

Boober's only uncle to two of 'em. ;)

You're actually pretty close to something I already had in mind with the prank war. Imagine the gang going to the Messin' Around Cave for a day, getting into various goofy games which Boober would rather watch from the sidelines ("You go on, I'll keep score." "You know we don't care about...

*laughs* I do have some ideas, yessss. But I'm also open to suggestions.

Beautiful work as always! And so in character, especially Wembley.