Not the mama
The whole show was priceless
I’m gonna bite you now
I just loved everything about this show. It was way more erudite than it had any business being, ESPECIALLY considering the vapid television offerings of its time.
Darn, now I wanna go re-watch the series :)
You ain’t lying! It was great and I know it would still hold up now ( minus the graininess)
The puppeteer for baby new he wanted to do that as a career when he was like 12. Wish I had my life figured out that early!
You and me both. I’m definitely well past 12 and still don’t know what I want to be.
Don't sweat it. I used to feel the same way. Then, somewhere in my 50s, I realized that I actually had already been doing what I wanted: everything. "Jack of all trades, master of none".
I did strive toward mastery of most things I tried that I liked enough to stick with for awhile. I like to think that I generally achieved competency, but I know that I had a few bosses and coworkers who would dispute that. :)
Learning new things and having new experiences is priceless. If you can find that within a particular career, that's fantastic, but it's not the only approach.
