EmmyMik
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The other dayeeeeeee (actually it was yesterday), I had a TON of free time at school (like... 4 hours). So I decided to go to the computer lab and take advantage of some of the research things that they offer (there's one database that has all kinds of newspaper and magazine articles stored away), and look for things to add to "Your Face!" (it's been *ages* since I have updated the site. I just haven't had the time, and when I did, I was waaaaaay too lazy).
I stumbled upon this blurb in an article from 1980 (it was about the opening of "Puppets and Things on Strings" which was an exhibit at the Smithsonian)...
I stumbled upon this blurb in an article from 1980 (it was about the opening of "Puppets and Things on Strings" which was an exhibit at the Smithsonian)...
Like I said, it made me laugh (and then the people in the computer lab gave me weird looks)..."Yeah, I guess puppeteers are not always comfortable in social situations," said Richard Hunt, who said he works for the Muppets. "They like anonymity," he said, as he tried to get the attention of a small redheaded boy by threatening him with mayhem and making faces. "Why? They all had weird childhoods."