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Wow, I'm really impressed. I'm not a puppet-maker but I wanted to say that I really like it!

What a great idea, Hubert. A tribute is very fitting. We miss you, Richard.

Thanks for posting- I agree, that's very cool!

I voted for Michael Caine, though it was close for me between him and Charles Grodin.

CMT (Country Music Television) also has an awards show.

A Kermit watch and Memoirs of a Muppets Writer. (I also got 40 Years of Sunny Days, but I already have it.)

Ooh, I missed your birthday, Carroll. So sorry. I hope it was great!

My sister is the one who traditionally makes it-- she claimed she couldn't find any foil this year.

My grievance: My sister did not make a Festivus pole this year.

Yes, I knew that.

For not liking the book, I didn't think The Indian in the Cupboard was too bad. As far as What About Bob, I watched it a few months ago after not having seen the whole thing since I was a kid. I had forgotten about the ending. I think it was a great movie- very funny- until the ending, and...

Couldn't have said it better myself...

Don't forget your magic potato, Pepe. *Tosses it in the hot tub and watches it sink like a rock*

:insatiable:: Eating the hot tub? Maybe it taste like cookie...

Aww man, I really wanted to see that autogra!

It's a good thing Mary had a bicycle, then.

Won't the chickens get offended? They might have *gasp* relatives that went into that pillow...

:eek:: Meep, Meep, Meep, MEEEEEEEEEP?

:insatiable:: Nooo, dat was me! *Urrrrp* (ziffled by that whole lineup above)

I went to a flea market with my husband and scored two '70s Sesame Street puppets (one Ernie and one Grover, who isn't in great shape but it's still cool), a Fisher Price Sesame Street house and a plush/"ragdoll" car with mini Ernie and Bert inside. As an added bonus, I got my dad's Christmas...