:-D
When I came home from my most recent trip, my porch (now shrub) goose had some new headgear.
(and I'm back to Flickr photos . . . more lines when I upload directly to Blogger. What is up with that? :-( )
This isn't going to be funny to you unless you are of a certain age and you grew up in the Chicagoland area. but if you grew up here in the 60's, let me take you down memory lane for minute. Enjoy :-)
My cousin ME's husband, R, was the culprit - apparently he's been wanting to do this for some time. He said, "now if we could only find a cement rabbit, you could knit it a hat." A reference to Romberg Rabbit, one of the characters on the show.
I grew up watching Frazier Thomas - the host of not only Garfield Goose and Friends, but also of Family Classics. Anyone else long to hear that theme again? :-) I'd post it, but Blogger seems to be quite crabby this morning . . .
Anyway, I had picked up a copy of this book for R. If you watched television in Chicagoland growing up, you might enjoy it. I got my copy at the Art Institute, but they are also available directly from the Museum of Broadcast Communications (I got a Garfield t-shirt there one year for me and for another cousin!)
And on a completely unrelated topic, here's what my weekend is shaping up to look like . . . plantlets to pot up and plants to pot on. Yikes!
(and I'm back to Flickr photos . . . more lines when I upload directly to Blogger. What is up with that? :-( )
This isn't going to be funny to you unless you are of a certain age and you grew up in the Chicagoland area. but if you grew up here in the 60's, let me take you down memory lane for minute. Enjoy :-)
My cousin ME's husband, R, was the culprit - apparently he's been wanting to do this for some time. He said, "now if we could only find a cement rabbit, you could knit it a hat." A reference to Romberg Rabbit, one of the characters on the show.
I grew up watching Frazier Thomas - the host of not only Garfield Goose and Friends, but also of Family Classics. Anyone else long to hear that theme again? :-) I'd post it, but Blogger seems to be quite crabby this morning . . .
Anyway, I had picked up a copy of this book for R. If you watched television in Chicagoland growing up, you might enjoy it. I got my copy at the Art Institute, but they are also available directly from the Museum of Broadcast Communications (I got a Garfield t-shirt there one year for me and for another cousin!)
And on a completely unrelated topic, here's what my weekend is shaping up to look like . . . plantlets to pot up and plants to pot on. Yikes!
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