The RHLC!

[Skye]

Hehe, that was a very cute clip. Thanks for posting it, heralde!! Daniela was so adorable, too. And Richard was so great, as usual. Hehe, I love Forgetful!

I'm looking forward seeing any more clips you've got stashed away for us, too, heralde! And I'm looking forward to hearing anything you'll share about Sesame Street Old School when you get a chance to watch it! As well as the tribute to Richard in the Puppetry Journal. It rully sounds so great... it must be so sweet.

I also hope everyone here had a great Christmas and/or are having very happy holidays!!!

 

[Muppet Newsgirl]

I really want to see that article too. Sounds like it's a must-read for all the RHLC types.

I had a Richard-related dream a night or so ago. It was back on the set of Fraggle Rock, and all the Muppeteers are down in the trench doing "The Rock Goes On," just the way it's done in the documentary; Richard's dressed the way he was during that scene: pink polo shirt, jeans, sneakers, and at one point, I'm standing behind him, looking over his shoulder.

Which would be a little difficult in real life, since the man was a good six feet tall while I am a measly five-four.

Anyways, he starts turning his head back to where I am, and just as we're about to make eye contact, I wake up. (mutters something under breath)

 

[Skye]

Aww man, Erin! So close, yet so far, huh? Totally awesome dream, though!

 

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Anyways, he starts turning his head back to where I am, and just as we're about to make eye contact, I wake up. (mutters something under breath)

Oh I hate when that happens! lol It seems your brain is always waking you up just before something cool occurs.

I often have dreams where I'm about to find out something cool about a TV show I like, and then POP, it's gone!

Glad you liked the Forgetful Jones clip, Skye. Daniella was definitely adorable ("No, I'm not vanilla!")!

 

[Kiki]

Hey gang, nice to see y'all had a great Christmas, I know I did!

 

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Nice to see you too, Kiki! Btw, I was just wondering, what do people in Austrailia eat during holidays?

 

[Kiki]

Well, our family have the traditional roast (stuff like chicken, pork, etc. Turkey's not very popular here). But I know heaps of people that have fish, that's actually normal here. AND, cause it's currently summer here, most families spend Christmas at the beach, would you believe! Ahhh, Chrissie time and summer breeze...

 

[MartyMuppets]

Well in my part of Australia in Queensland we actually had the coolest Christmas that I remember in a long time. It was a beautiful temperature, nice for a change.

BTW Speaking about the beach, you know something I'd really love to do if I ever have the money for it?
I'd love to be driven out from Rockhampton to the beach at Yeppoon and literally walk all along the edge of Australia as complete as the access of the beachway would allow using the money to pay for accomodation in hotels all nearby the various beaches. I can just see myself being followed by news coverage and meeting many people signing autographs as the Beachwalker. And maybe I could testify to my faith in God as I talked to people and I could worship in many churches around Australia until I finally arrived back where I started from in Yeppoon and went home.
Wow. That would be loads of fun.

 

[Muppet Newsgirl]

Well, our family have the traditional roast (stuff like chicken, pork, etc. Turkey's not very popular here). But I know heaps of people that have fish, that's actually normal here. AND, cause it's currently summer here, most families spend Christmas at the beach, would you believe! Ahhh, Chrissie time and summer breeze...

In my house, the traditional Christmas feed has been, since I can remember, roast beef and Yorkshire pudding, that most British of meals.

We don't serve any sweets after Christmas dinner because A: we've been indulging ourselves with sugar and butter in assorted forms all season and B: we're always too stuffed to the gills with Yorkshire pudding to want anything else.

Christmas at the beach? That does sound interesting. For us up here in the northern hemisphere, it dropped to 29 degrees last night, with frost. But then, I've always been a cold weather person (born in Alaska, don't ya know), so there you go.

 

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Wow, Christmas at the beach, I can't even imagine!

Yorkshire pudding...I've always wanted to try that. Sweets are nice at Christmas.

We had Lasagna this year, two helpings! Very nice, very filling...yeah I need to sign up for a gym now! lol