Waking up early and not going to work at all kinda' puts me in an emotional olio, excited, sad , lazy, clueless. I decided to walk around the neighborhood, cool wind lashing at me. After half an hour, decided to go to the strip mall, which was a very good decision, havent got a cent in me, the probability of purchasing anything is zero. Look around and found a floating frame which I decided to get done before the weekend. This is a good idea for a housewarming gift for my friend. Will post the finished product later .
I am a sucker for old fashion cartoons that I can proudly admit that I saw Snow white and the Seven Dwarfs more than I can count my fingers and toes; unabashedly cried when the great King Mufasa died and Simba tried to wake him up, commiserate with Miss Piggy in her unrequited love for Kermit and other emotional display of affection to these animated personalities that I won't mention for it will totally make me look beyond silly . I n May of 1990, the creator of the Muppets, Jim Henson died. I saw a tribute from the Disney artist of a drawing of Kermit the Frog being consoled by Mickey Mouse on the death of Kermit's creator. That drawing created an imprint on my mind the idea of raw sadness associated with death. Ironic that non living cartoon characters could invoke such cogent feeling in me, on issue of death. Here is the photo I am talking about: T here is a colored version of this but I was still digging up the Internet and up ...
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