Hello & Good Morning!

[flo]

lots of folks viewing this board, but not many posting - guess they're just waiting to see what the rest of us nuts post - right now I'm gonna go me-an-der around a little bit and stretch my legs and let my butt rest or I'll have to have some of Rudy's salve. 

[Wilma]

Little Britches was Red Ryder's sidekick, a little Indian boy.  Robert Blake played Little Britches on TV.  It was a TV show in the 1950's, a comic book and movies.  So says the expert in this household.

[frawin]

Wilma wasn't his name Little Beaver???

[kdfrawg]

By jove, you're exactly right! There must be a prize for a memory that good.

To think that there was actually a Beaver before Leave it to Beaver!

[Wilma]

The expert says, yes, it was Little Beaver, not Little Britches that was Red Ryder's sidekick.  Now who was Little Britches?

[kdfrawg]

Wait a minute, Wilma, how did I get to be the expert on this? That's probably more pressure than this eensy teensy frawg can endure. I can feel the tension already!

[frawin]

Little Britches was a book written by Ralph Moody and the little boy character in it was Little Britches". Also the Little Britches Rodeo Association " is the organization for youth rodeo. That is all I can think of for "Little Britches"

[Wilma]

The "Little Britches" that started this off is Ms. T's grandson.

And, Frawgie, the expert I was referring to is my eldest daughter.  If it was on TV she watched it, if it was a comic book, she read it, she didn't get to go many movies but she has made up for since by being a fan of old movies..

[kdfrawg]

Whew! Thanks Wilma, I feel so much better now.

All of that pressure would have done me in.

[Wilma]

You're welcome.  Wouldn't want to put you to any trouble.