I got your message with the link, I showed it to my mom right after I checked my mail on
Friday afternoon two days ago and I left the site up on the computer screen for my dad to look
at while I had my shower yesterday evening. He said, “it's pretty neat.” When I showed that site
to my mom, she said that we never think about it until we see something like that and that it
shows how much we’re destroying the environment.
> Depicts 32,000 Barbies, equal to the number of elective breast augmentation surgeries
performed monthly in the US in 2006.
Wow, they use “that many Barbie dolls“ to depict the number of breast surgeries performed in
the US in 2006...look at them all
.
> Depicts 106,000 aluminum cans, the number used in the US every thirty seconds.
I get it, I remember you telling my dad when we went out last Thursday that the guy running
this site makes art/images out of these things like for example those people on the beach or at
the park depicting 106,000 aluminum cans or “Skull With Cigarette” depicting 200,000 packs of
cigarettes. I like the picture of the “skull smoking
”
BTW.
> Depicts 2.3 million folded prison uniforms, equal to the number of Americans incarcerated
in 2005.
That many people in the U.S. who were thrown in jail in year 2005...and I also see that this
one painting made it into a gallery.
> Depicts 213,000 Vicodin pills, equal to the number of emergency room visits yearly in the US
related to misuse
> or abuse of prescription pain killers.
My mom quote, “too many people in the U.S. not taking pills the right way.”
> Depicts 60,000 plastic bags, the number used in the US every five seconds.
My mom quote, “no wonder they’re trying to get people to switch to reusable cloth bags.”
I agree that was a fun time we had last Thursday, no really bad stomach problems so far after
having the full natcho order though I think I should start to “take myself seriously” and maybe
try just getting the half order next time.
I’ll tell you about this crazy weather we been having. When my dad phoned us at lunch two
days ago (on Friday), he said that it was snowing like crazy where he was. My mom saw the
weather the day before on Thursday’s news and they were then predicting that the next day
(Friday) was suppose to be the last day of the crazy weather and then it would turn to nice
sunny weather for the weekend. The forecast changed on Friday and now they predicted the crazy
weather to continue through the weekend. My dad phoned my grandma (his mom) yesterday
morning and she said that the ground was white at their place out in Abbotsford when they got up
yesterday morning. I hope that we don’t get this kind of weather on the day of my dentist
appointment this coming week so that we don’t have to change it, and I still hope that my
dentist’s not going to push for more appointments to make a new bite guard:
Now here are excerpts from the portions of other messages that I remember you telling me you
either missed or forgot about:
> Remember Play Dome was held at BC Place all
last week while the kids were out of school, the large Indoor
> Carnival with rides etc. My parents and me
took my friend, Mac, with us when we went to a car show at that
> same place (BC Place) not long before we bought my mom’s 2001 Honda
when we were looking to buy a new
> car.
> ...Gary also told my dad that he has a little boat just like my dad’s and he and Darlene
quite often take their boat
> up to Watch Lake in the Cariboo northeast of 70 Mile House and fish there. My dad then told
Gary that my
> grandparents (his parents) used to have a cabin there and that their cabin was at the
end of the lake where there
> are only four cabins, and then Gary said “that end’s the best spot for fishing.”
> My dad phoned Robert last night to see if they heard anything about h
is truck. They haven’t heard anything
> yet, but something funny my dad found out
when he talked to Robert last night was that he and Karen were
> at the same casino my parents were at yesterday afternoon
, the Cascades casino in Langley. They just
> didn’t see each other, my parents were there from 2:30 to 4PM and Robert said that they were
there from 3 to
> 5PM. Karen and Robert also went to Costco when they were out
yesterday afternoon. We don’t know
> if they ran into their son, my cousin Jeff, and the girl he’s engaged to and will marry this
summer or if they
> came there with them. Anyway, Jeff bought a lawnmower when he was
there and it wouldn’t fit in his
> vehicle. It also wouldn’t fit in Robert’s vehicle, but it was a good
thing that just then they ran into
> Karen and Robert’s daughter, my cousin Shelley, and her husband,
Bill, who were also shopping
> there and the lawnmower fit in Bill’s vehicle.
And did you read about that story my dad told me he saw on the news, here is the excerpt now
from the message that I sent you last Tuesday the 25th:
> My dad told me that he saw a story on yesterday’s Noon News
about a cornflake out of a box
of cornflakes
> cereal and shaped like the state of Illinois sold on eBay for $1,300.
And I remembered that I have been in a Buick before but I'm still sure that I was
right when I said that I never been in a Chevy Cavalier though I had never ridden in any of the
newer Buicks that I like and had only just saw the inside of. My friend, Mac’s, mom had been
driving a beater 1984 Buick LeSabre for many years until she leased the 2003 Toyota Echo that
she drives now. The Echo was what is now the Yaris, 2005 was the last year they made the Echo
and 2006 was the first year they made the Yaris. I said in one of the previous messages that
even though I think Carol’s 2007 Yaris looks like an ugly little K-car, I did find it was nice
and roomy inside. And I also said in that same previous message that I
miss riding in Carol’s Yaris. My neighbour, Marjoree next door, said to me
one time when I saw her last summer that she would always see me going out and about in a shiny
red car. When I later told Carol that Marjoree said this about her car, Carol then said that she
didn’t think her car was shiny. My mom thought that the reason why Carol didn’t think her car
was shiny might’ve been because maybe it was dirty at the time and needed a wash. Speaking about
the Yaris, remember we saw one parked in my other next door neighbours’ (the ones that
live right next to me on the opposite side of my house) driveway when we left my place three days ago to pick up Mac. I know that the Yarises are bigger (and roomier) than those smart cars which I told you why I wouldn’t feel safe in. You also asked me how David got our car when he killed himself. My dad signed the car over to him a few months before he passed away, it was therefore his car when he killed himself. We couldn’t get the car to start again after its engine had been running all night so it was sold for scrap. We were back to having just one car (the 2001 Honda) for almost a year after my dad signed the 1986 Honda over to David and before my dad leased his Subaru. And don’t rent a PT Cruiser and then take all three of us out to dinner
. I think the idea about me starting a Facebook club sometime called one of these following four names sounds awesome even though such a thing might already exist on Facebook; “I hate the PT Cruiser,” “we hate the PT Cruiser,” “I don’t like the
PT Cruiser,” or “we don’t like the PT Cruiser.” If I ever do such a thing, we could then see how
many people join.
I remember one of the last times we talked, you told me that Michelle Hoare’s birthday was
not long ago and her parents had a party for her. She invited me to her birthday party one time
almost ten years ago while we were still in High School. I said “no thank you” because I
would’ve been the only guy there. As far as I knew, Mac wasn’t invited and she also didn’t
invite the boy, Nathan Christie, who hung around with Mac and me when we were in High School.
She then told the teacher who was in charge of the BASES, Claudia Semaniuk, what I said when she
asked me if I wanted to come to her party and then Claudia sounded kind of not happy with me
that I said “no.”
Again, I’m glad that you don’t mind me repeating myself in the E-mails that I send you about
stuff that happens during our visits. I remember though that Maureen Linklater who I told you
about previously didn’t like me to repeat myself when I use to send E-mails to her. I remember
one of the times we talked within the last few weeks you said that what I write about in a
message after one visit gives us something to talk about during the first hour of our next visit
before I have my snack. You also said that same time when we talked that you don’t mind me
making a diary out of the messages that I send you incase for example if Carol reads the
messages sometime. Maybe one day I’ll upload the E-mails to my website, but will only upload
the lighter stuff and erase all personal information...just enough information for people to
know stuff about me like my interests, what my favorite restaurants are, etc.
As for expanding my social network, I might’ve been keen to meet new people while on hotel
trips but of course you read about why I lost my confidence in going away on hotel trips. That
hotel I told you we stayed at when we were in Ocean Shores served popcorn every evening. And
the night before we stayed there, we stayed in a Holiday Inn Express in Vancouver, Washington
state (AKA the other Vancouver) that served cookies every evening.
Now points about things that happened this last week that I would want Carol to know if I
ever meet up with her again:
• Chloe threw up last Monday morning (the
24th) where your foot is when you sit on the couch in our living room where you usually sit.
• Last Wednesday (the 26th), my dad got me a
CAPTAIN CASH and a TAXI! with the $2 I had won the day before on the previous CAPTAIN CASH. It
was on the TAXI! this time, John, where I won the $2 that you already know I had won. When I
matched one of the pirate’s numbers on that CAPTAIN CASH last Tuesday, I said to my mom before I
scratched to see the amount I had won that I would assume it be $2 if I had to guess. And then
after I scratched she said that I was right. Now you heard my dad say when you were with us last
Thursday that he forgot to cash in that TAXI! when he was out earlier that day. He remembered to
cash it the next day (on Friday) and I have to say that this time my so called “lucky
streak” finally came to an end though my dad walked over to the store just before supper
yesterday and got a scratch for all three of us. He got for me this time a DOLLAR SIGNS, one of
my two lucky numbers that I had to match on the first game was 13 though I won $2 on the
second game where I have to match three identical dollar amounts to win that amount. The scratch
was worth $2, so I therefore got my money back. And then my mom said quote, “you did better than
me...dad got his money back...how come I'm the loser.”
• Remember just after we dropped Mac off last week we
drove by Earl Marriott Secondary, I reminded you that’s the school Carol works at now and then
you said that you remember attending a concert in the theatre there at one time. And then we
drove by the elementary school where Carol worked before she came to Earl Marriott, the name was
“H T Thrift” and was right next to where I went to High School. This has to be the school where
Carol worked at the longest, she worked there nine years. She was even there before I left High
School, remember I told you in the message I sent you on Sunday Feb.24,2008 that Carol phoned us
a month before she first started working with me to let us know that she would do my respite and
that was the first time we had heard from her in the ten years after she was my TA for two
months in elementary school. Another thing she said when she phoned us that time was that when
she worked at “H T Thrift” she would sometimes see
me walking to school in the mornings. I didn’t see her nor did we talk to
each other any of those times, she just saw me and I just told you that phone call was the first
time in ten years I had heard anything about her. And I told you that she also worked at
Bayridge, the elementary school just a few blocks away from us where I attended my last three
months of grade seven. She was my TA at Cindrich Elementary for my last two months before the
Christmas holidays when I was in grade six, and then after the Christmas holidays for the rest
of that year was when she worked at Bayridge. After Bayridge, she spent the next two years from
September 1995 to June 1997 at McLeod Road Elementary School near 64th Avenue and King George
and then she started her nine years at “H T Thrift” the same month I started grade nine
(September 1997). They had a going away lunch for her in 2006 when she left “H T Thrift” and
the rest of that school’s staff gave her a birdbath when they had the going away lunch.
Points about songs (and bands) that we talked about last Thursday (the 27th):
• You asked me if I ever heard of a band called “1910
Fruitgum Company.” The name sounds familiar, but I can’t remember any of their songs nor can I
remember which of their songs I’ve heard if any.
• We also talked about the band called “the Archies”
who sang the song “Sugar Sugar.” Now that’s a song I’ve heard before BTW.
• Remember just after we dropped Mac off last week we
heard them play the Billy Joel song on the radio “Uptown Girl.” I already knew before that
evening that he was at one time married to Christie Brinkley who appeared in the “Uptown Girl”
music video, but when you told me that was the first I heard about him having his nose broken a
few times during boxing matches. And there was a reference to another Billy Joel song in that
Sesame Street video “ZZ Blues” that we watched on YouTube, “Zanzibar” which is from his album
“52nd Street.”
• In the “Count Floyd's Scary Little Christmas”
YouTube video, they played a song by the Righteous Brothers who I am also a fan of, “You've Lost
That Lovin' Feelin'.” And I think that one was my favorite Righteous Brothers song of All Time.
• You thought that I had said you didn’t sound like
the lion this time when you sang "A wimoweh...” I said that you didn’t sound like the
warthog this time from
“
The Lion King,”
here is his own
personal page BTW and here is
Puss in
Boots’s entry in Wikipedia.
<>Maybe a good task for your next homework assignment before our next visit could be where you
test my knowledge and see which songs I’ve heard about. Next time you E-mail me, you tell me
something you know about a song and then if I know which song you are referring to I could then
E-mail you back with the name of the song that I guess as well as who sang it. And now here are
my points about the YouTube videos that we watched:
• Cookie Monster vs Martha Stewart (1 of 2):
Cookie: “You let me loose...I get you date with my favorite muppet from the Sesame Street
cast.
...
Martha: “I love Bert.”
Cookie: “Really?”
Martha: “Yes.”
Cookie: “Untie me please.”
Martha: “I love you better though, Cookie Monster.”
So she loves Cookie Monster more than she loves Bert.
I remember my mom asked me a few days ago, “how could Cookie Monster not be everyone’s favorite
muppet;” he’s my mom’s favorite colour (blue), he’s furry, and he likes cookies. I
remember Carol told me that Ernie and Bert were her daughters’ favorites when they were growing
up. You said that you like
The Count
a lot though Cookie Monster’s your favorite, maybe therefore The Count’s your second favorite?
• The Count meets Cookie Monster - Classic Sesame
Street:
A minute into the video when it first shows the plate of cookies and The Count is fighting with
Cookie monster whether they count or eat them, as soon as the plate was shown I already could
tell that there were seven cookies in total on that plate before the two agreed to cooperate.
• The Count counts letters to himself - Classic Sesame Street:
After the mailman put down the first big bag of letters and then said “there’s another whole
bag of it outside,” and then when he put that bag down and said “there’s another one
outside”...I originally thought when I was watching this with you that the mailman was then
going to bring him another bag of letters inside and then yet even more bags and then The Count
would count the bags of mail as the mailman brings them inside. Don’t you think it might be more
interesting to see him count the big bags of mail instead of counting the letters that are
inside the bags?
• Doin' The Pigeon (fast):
In this video, I thought Bert sounded like
the
Chipmunks. I use to watch
their TV series when I was younger speaking
about whom.
• ZZ Blues:
Aw, a muppet spoof of the real life hard rock band, ZZtop, formed in 1969. And again, don’t
forget about the reference to that Billy Joel song in this video.
• Eddie Murphy & Ron Howard:
I saw Eddie Murphy in Dr. Dolittle, Dr. Dolittle 2, Daddy Day Care, and The Haunted Mansion. He also played the voice of Donkey in the Shrek film series.
• Saturday Night Live With Jim Carrey BlaBlaBla
KlembMaister:
When the video first starts and they’re riding in the car, I couldn’t tell that Jim Carrey was
the one in the middle (the one riding in the backseat) until I asked you which of the three guys
was him. This is because of my vision. And I thought of another movie that I saw Jim Carrey in
besides “
the Grinch” speaking about whom,
Bruce Almighty. Another person who I saw in
“the Grinch” is Christine Baranski who played in a TV series I use to watch called
“Happy
Family,” and I also saw her in the movie
“
Welcome To Mooseport” which we decided after
watching it that it’s not one worth copying. Ray Romano, who did the voice of Manny in
“Ice
Age,” also played in “Welcome To Mooseport.”
• Karate Instructor:
I saw that Jim Carrey got blood on his shirt after both times when he got stabbed.
• SNL - Fire Marshall Bill:
Fire Marshall Bill sets the fish tank on fire and all of
the fish end up being killed. Another point to add above where I list stuff that I “want Carol
to know” could be that it took me this long to memorize his name correctly, the first time I
called him “Fireman Bill” and then the next couple times I called him “Firefighter Bill.” BTW,
I laugh at “you’ve got paper and you’ve got paint...A DEADLY COMBINATION.” Did you know that
paper and paint are a deadly combination hehe? Gunna roast marshmallows using his finger as a
stick!
• SCTV - Monster Chiller Horror Theater - Whispers
Of The Wolf:
This video’s suppose to take place in Sweden, it doesn’t sound to me like they’re speaking
Swedish...the way that the guy says,
”Room 1313”...makes a
horse noise when he says, “Not far at all”...”Shrimpkins” meaning “midget.” I have trouble with
subtitles because they go by so fast that I can’t read them. Just after the guy tells her
“room 1313,” I see some dial clock in the lobby that I had never saw before and doesn’t use
numbers. Could that maybe be a clock that uses Roman Numerals?
• SCTV - Count Floyd's Scary Little Christmas
Promo:
As soon as you said “Martin Short,” his name rings a bell but I don’t remember what I saw him in
if anything.
• Jerry Seinfeld - Rare First Appearance on SCTV:
I saw John Candy in
Splash and in
Summer Rental.
• jim carrey-female bodybuilder:
He crushes a lady with a washer and dryer, the part I like best though is the part when he puts
a hot curling iron in his mouth.
• Jim Carrey at his best:
“Had one like it myself, then one day I put my cigar in backwards and BOOM”...”None of us do and
I’m sure you would find that our ship is the safest outpost in the galaxy.” I shouldn’t be
surprised to hear her say that none of them smoke because you’d think it make sense for their
ship to be smoke-free hence they are collecting data to find the cure for cancer...He wonders
where the missing alien could be, IT’s IN HIS STOMACH...and then a reference to Eddie Murphy...
when they LOSE THEIR CAPTAIN Jim Carrey says quote, “but we’ve learned a valuable lesson...
BUCKLE UP FOR SAFETY.”
...
The computer: “Please remain calm, he is a fire marshall.”
...
And then after their ship self-destructs, is that a big red meteor that flies towards them?
You can get a list of the links that were in today’s message all together in alphabetical
order at the bottom of this message followed by the links to all of the YouTube videos that you
and I watched in the order that we watched them. If Scott hasn’t gone home already, you might
spend this evening watching those with him. You said that you wanted to see a video of
Oscar the Grouch because you couldn’t remember what he sounds like, either you could send me the link if you have a favorite Oscar the Grouch video on YouTube or we could search on YouTube for a video of him when you’re here tomorrow. Here’s the link to that video of
Cookie monster and
Kermit that we were going to click on but missed, either we could
watch it together when you’re here tomorrow or you can watch it on your own. I think that you do
a good Kermit accent, when you’re watching him that is. I still wonder, can you do a Bert
accent? And now I know that you can do Grover‘s accent just as good as you do Cookie’s, you
thought the two sounded the same. You also thought that Ernie and Kermit sound the same, that’s
because Jim Henson did both of their voices. Since Henson's death in 1990, Steve Whitmire took
over doing the voice of Kermit and as far as I know he supposedly took over Ernie’s voice too.
Frank Oz does the voices of both Grover and Cookie Monster even though I can tell apart the
voices of the two actual muppets while I think you sound the same when you do both of their
accents.
I wish I could somehow scan the picture on the side of the old cardboard litter box that’s
now in our family room and that my parents gave to the cats to play inside of, it’s such a good
picture of a white cat just like the ones in the
Royale commercials beside one that looks almost
like Chloe except this one has quite a bit more white than Chloe. For the last while I’ve been
putting together a few pages with pictures of the Royale cats speaking about which, pages that
will go in the binder of cat pictures that I’m working on. And I know that there is still a
etter E on the corgi, maybe sometime I’ll post that image (as well as some of those
other images you and I scanned) on the internet and then someone who’s good at drawing could fix
that for me.
Two days ago (on Friday the 28th), we saw Izzy for the first time on the part of the
kitchen counter that’s closest to the kitchen table. My mom was working at the stove at that
time and didn’t know Izzy was on the counter there until I saw Izzy and then told my mom that
she was there. Last Wednesday (the 26th), my dad put Izzy down in his chair in the
family room (the leather recliner) as soon as he got out of that chair when he was called
for supper and then Izzy swatted at him with her paw.
When you saw me last Thursday, you told me that you saw a movie set being built in Joe Brown
Park. I’ll tell you that parts of the
second movie in the “Air Bud” film franchise
were filmed on the grounds of Semiahmoo Secondary one year when I was going to school there. And
they asked if any of the kids wanted to be extras in the film.
I had two whole Shamrock cookies for my dessert after lunch the day before yesterday
(on Friday), there’s now just one whole one and the broken one left. My mom said that either she
or my dad will also have the last whole one. I also had my mom pour a bit more water into my
glass at lunch that same day (Again, on Friday) once I drank half of what she had given
me to start with, for some reason I was thirsty all night the night before which is unusual for
me. For my dessert after lunch today, I had the first three ANNA’s brand mint flavour cookies
out of a box that we had sitting in the cupboard for several months. My dad went out to the
valley this morning and saw my grandma (his mom) who sent back with him some more of the
spice raisin cookies that she made, but I decided to wait and have a couple of those for my
dessert after lunch on Tuesday because I’m having a Safeway bran muffin for my evening snack
tonight. Bran muffins have raisins in them. I had half of the Dare Rabbit Ju Jubes for my
evening snack on Friday (two days ago). There’s now enough of those left for just one
more snack and here is yet another excerpt, this one from the message I sent you on Saturday
Mar.8,2008:
> ...Dare Rabbit Ju Jubes (I remember last year at Easter I got two different kinds of rabbit
heads from the
> Save-On-Foods bulk section, one were gummies and I think these Dare ones might have been the
other
> thing. And I think it was these Dare ones that was my preference out of the two.)
After having these, I think that these were the
other thing that I had last year. Those gummy rabbit heads that weren’t my preference out of the
two might’ve been the hatched gummies. And for my afternoon snack yesterday I had four chocolate
fudge bells and six milk chocolate polar ice chocolates, two of each colour wrapping. I don’t
remember telling you that I finished the dark chocolate polar ice chocolates that we got from
the bulk section at Save-On before Christmas, my mom couldn’t find any in the cupboard. If I
did finish them off though, my mom didn’t tell me. Lots of times when I finish something my mom
doesn’t tell me and I don’t find out until the next time I tell her that I want some for a
snack. My mom stopped at the Ocean Park Safeway on her way home from Central City Mall last
Thursday when you were with me and she still didn’t see the kind of Cheese Nips that say “Party
Mix,” the only Cheese Nips she saw in that Safeway location that day were the same kind she
bought me the last time that I told you didn’t say “Party Mix” on the bag. I don’t remember if
you were there when she said that Best Buy gift card that she thought only had a couple dollars
left on it still had 25 on it, the movie
“I Am
Legend” that she bought for my dad that same day was close enough
to $25 so that will probably be his present from me. And I went back to the previous message
that I sent you with the link to that movie, I clicked on the link and I don’t have any problems
going to that page from the message. You also remember my dad telling you about that miniseries
that he owns on DVD and had been watching the last few nights called “The Stand”
which is based on the novel by Stephen King. And now I know that I could’ve also saved my Best
Buy gift card towards a new stereo after finding out that it sill had $25 on it, now I know that
I could’ve bought a new stereo from either store using either the Future Shop card or the Best
Buy one.
Remember I told you that my ear was ringing last Thursday after we watched some of those loud
Jim Carrey videos, I’ll tell you that same ear was plugged the day before (on Wednesday).
This was the same ear that always plugs up BTW, my right ear. And later in the day last
Thursday, my ear popped a few times when yawning and while swallowing. I told you before that
all I have to do is just scratch my right ear when it itches and that scratching it is what
causes it to plug/ring.
Yesterday morning, my dad moved one of the two angelfish that were left in my 32 gallon fish
tank into the small six gallon in my bedroom because one of his eyes was bulged out and he has a
couple little sores. And since moving that fish upstairs, my dad’s been giving it medicine with
its food when he feeds it.
My dad’s birthday is almost two weeks from now on Thursday the 10th, I don’t know what my
parents have planned yet for his birthday if they even plan to do anything. If they end up doing
something though and depending what they decide on, if they want to go out for supper on his
actual birthday maybe you and I could have a Chinese dinner. Or if his actual birth date isn’t
good for you, we could also do it that weekend (weekend of the 12th and the 13th). As for
dessert, I’ll probably just be finishing the Easter cake that I have now just before then so I
probably wouldn’t want another cake for at least a couple weeks after I finish that one unless
maybe we could find another round double-layer chocolate cake at one of the Safeway locations
just like the one that I’m working on now. Sometimes we can find those cakes in Safeway at
anytime of the year, even if it’s not anywhere near a holiday, just like when we got that
Chocolate Truffle Cake from Safeway for my mom’s birthday last year (March 2007). Either
we could get one of my donuts from Safeway, one of the big smartie cookies from Safeway, or
maybe my mom will make a pudding or some jello. If my parents want to have a cake for my dad’s
birthday, either they could buy a carrot or a cheesecake or they could go somewhere for supper
on his birthday where they could order a slice of one of those two kinds of cake for dessert. I
don’t like either cheese or carrot cake myself and I think those round double-layer Safeway
cakes that usually come in either white or chocolate sometimes also come in carrot. I know that
carrot is my dad’s favorite kind of cake and that cheesecake is my mom’s favorite.
Our next meeting with Dr. McKibbin is at 2PM on Wednesday the 16th and if you and I decide to
go out for supper that day after our meeting, maybe we could go either to the Ricky's on Fraser
Highway at 152nd Street in Fleetwood and have fish and chips or back to the same White Spot
where we went for lunch last time and I could order some chicken strips with fries. I could wait
and see what I feel like when it’s closer to that time and then I’ll decide.
See you tomorrow at 1PM.
-Neil
P.S. This little guy means "crazy:"
This little guy means "shocked:"
And this little guy means “stick out tongue:”
PS2.
Disney Animation film: The Lion King
Disney fictional character: Pumbaa
Disney fictional character: Puss in Boots’s (Shrek 2)
Disney fictional music group: Alvin and the Chipmunks
Film series: Shrek (film series)
Mammal: the warthog
Miniseries: The Stand (1994)
Movie: Air Bud: Golden Receiver
Movie: Daddy Day Care
Movie: Dr. Dolittle (1998)
Movie: Dr. Dolittle 2
Movie: How the Grinch Stole Christmas
Movie: I Am Legend
Movie: Ice Age
Movie: Splash
Movie: Summer Rental
Movie: The Haunted Mansion
Movie: Welcome To Mooseport
Muppet: Oscar the Grouch
Muppet: The Count
TV series: Alvin and the Chipmunks (1983)
TV series: Happy Family
Website: Royale.ca
YouTube Video: Cookie Monster's poem on Galoshes
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• Cookie Monster Guest Appearances:
Cookie Monster vs Martha Stewart (1 of 2)
• Cookie Monster Sketches - Miscellaneous:
he Count meets Cookie Monster - Classic Sesame Street
• The Count Sketches - Castle:
The Count counts letters to himself - Classic Sesame Street[
[From 1972, back when the Count was spookier than he is today.]