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I'm so very proud of them too. :) But it was nothing really. (I'm also modest)

Yeah. I think Fozzie Bear would get along well with Big Bird. As a perpetual 6 year old child I bet Big Bird would find Fozzie's terrible jokes hilarious. Young kids can see the funny side of the most extremely silly things:)

Yeah. And my current signature definitely sets that great idea I just posted off so perfectly well, does it not, my friends? :D

Ah. So the first two women pigs could come out of the salon trying to convince their buddy, yes I am agreeing to use that word, to join them happy wandering in the alps while she's worried about the thought of being up so high. But she agrees in the end with reluctance since her buddies assure...

That is a good point William. Muppets are crazy in different ways. That's really what we love about them. But they interact with each other in different ways depending on their personal crazy chemistry.

And also wouldn't it be cute if the female Happy Wanderers in my sketch were a blond, brunette and a redhead in whichever order you preferred best?:flirt:

Ooooohhhh. Please don't leave us hanging in suspense.

It sure is. And William I just want you to know that if you still prefer to draw the curtain before the third woman piggy is crushed by the boulders, I don't mind at all. :)

Thanks Caroline. It is exciting. BTW getting back to the ladies script I wrote I think that my naturally in-built male affections actually make me feel even sorrier for the female piggy wanderers that I thought up than the original male ones.:sympathy: ;) But never-the-less I am very...

I agree it is awesome. And I dug this thread up because I wanted badly to see it again. Might get some new responses about that amazing girl singing and spinning her leak. :D And you know something that's really freaky about it that I just noticed now? SHE HAS NO NOSE!!!!!!!!:eek:

How thrilling. Hearty congratulations for you Kathy. :D

Well Father Marty may not ever know the situation between you and Mrs.Pepper D'Snowth, but you can be sure he's remembering you both in prayer leaving you in the hands of God who knows all things and loves you both dearly.:halo: And he also loves his role in this episode as a dodgeball...

Aaaaaaawwwww again. It is really sweet to have such beautiful words shared between William and Caroline as part of my favourite thread. :flirt: And thank you cgf, Michelle, Brother Will and Sister Carrie. I sure am excited about my post count.:D

In honest answer to your question tutter fan, Lydia never spoke at all during her appearance in the Connie Stevens episode. And I don't believe she ever re-appeared at all, so no, she never talked. She would easily stick out like a sore thumb among all the other pigs having realistic-looking...

Aaaaawwww. Isn't true love so absolutely divine?:flirt:

Of course in any case women always do watch their step when it's important to do so. Even though they may not say it to each other when they tell each other to look out or be careful or whatever a woman's mind interprets that as meaning she should watch her step. And so she does. Isn't that...

Well if you do decide to say it to one of your female friends one day be sure you wait for an appropriate opportunity Caroline. Either in a situation where they should literally watch where they are putting their feet as they walk or if they should just be cautious in their behaviour around...

Well sometimes they may say it, if they do say it, they say it to a man. Most often it's man-man or man-woman. Occasionally it's woman-man. And every once in awhile though by far least common it's woman-woman. Funny to think about isn't it? :) I wonder if anybody would care to contend about...

Yes we all are individually unique. And thank goodness for that. Wouldn't it be boring if we were all exactly the same. :)

It must have been very hard and heart-breaking my friend. But I believe that it was ultimately God's will for you to buy that pretty flower to put it into her hand and cremate with her. It sounds so beautiful despite the sorrow and tears involved and I think she would have been very grateful...