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hehe... guys, want to know which book I read most in this month? Here it is, Magnum Stories by Chris Boot!
A photograph of the original and modern day Kermit the Frog. At the Jim Henson museum in Leland Mississippi.
Las fotos del Hyalinobatrachium fueron tomadas en el marco de un proyecto llamado “ Estado poblacional del Atelopus erythropus en los andes de Puno” a cargo del herpetólogo peruano Juan Carlos Chaparro y financiado por una beca Koepcke. Gracias a Aarón Quiroz por la identificada del bicho e invitarme a formar parte de la expedición.
... to all my Flickr friends!!!
Wow... look at that egg yolk... so tempting... *drooling*
Haha... sorry guys, have to go now...... 'coz the mooncake is calling... ah... enjoy tonite with your love ones and family, and have a wonderful weekend! see you again!
Mom and Dad dropped off my old Muppet friends: Fozzie Bear, Boober from "Fraggle Rock" and Kermit the Frog.
Sofia's reaction? "Ewww. Kermit is old like you, Daddy." Thanks, Sofia. Go play in the cold.
Jim Henson was one of the creators of Sesame Street, the guiding force behind "The Muppet Show" and part of the creative team that made The Dark Crystal and The Labyrinth (movies) come to life.
This portrait of him; with one of his creations, Kermit the frog; is from a sheet of US postage stamps issued in 2005. Click here to see some of the Muppets puppets: flickr.com/photos/43067379@N00/2833182543/in/photostream/
Sadly, he died in 1990 at the age of 53, but Kermit, Big Bird and the rest of the gang continue to delight and educate successive generations of youngsters on Sesame Street.
For the Sept. Scavenger Hunt #11 - Master of Puppets (based solely on the title as I have no idea what the song is about!)
Press conference at The Center For Puppetry Arts in Atlanta. The Henson family is giving the "definitive" Henson collection to the center. Pictured in middle: Jane Henson (Jim Henson's wife) and Cheryl Henson (his daughter). Also: John Chandler and Vince Anthony of the Center. In the very middle: an original Kermit.
NY Times Article: www.nytimes.com/2007/07/25/arts/design/25pupp.html?ref=de...
Here are more cookie cutters from my sister’s collection. There is some duplication from the first batch, but these two pages were originally e-mailed seven years apart and I didn’t think that anyone would remember!
Whenever I hear or see Lena,I always remember one of the most classic beautiful moments of my childhood television,her and Kermit singing It's Not Easy Being Green On Sesame Street www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPvZR6DTbq8
The First Family joins Santa Claus, Carson Daly, and the evening's performers on stage for the traditional concluding sing-along.
April 18th - We love Sesame Street!
Being a product of the 80s, I grew up with Sesame Street. It was my favorite television show and I pretty much had Sesame Street everything. And Kermit the Frog was (and still is) my absolute favorite of all time. What's not to love about him?
TRF: Today is my mom's birthday. She passed away 12 years ago. She would've been 56 years old.
Kermie was catching some wind. As a result his right hand was smacking some people on the opposite side of the street. Everyone seemed to very much enjoy this. :-)
The most deformed looking Kermit the Frog and Spongebob i've ever seen :P
Here they are in the crowd waiting in anticipation of the 2005 Hollywood Christmas Parade. They would probably make weird babies... haha.