Light on Main Street, by Rudy Taylor

[kdfrawg]

The more I read, the better the book gets. It shows at least three things about Rudy Taylor. He is a good writer. He is a good man. He has been paying attention his entire life. Those three things are much more than many people can claim for an entire lifetime. Rudy has a long time yet to be Rudy, which will continue to make the world a better place for us to live.

[Rudy Taylor]

Oh, good grief, Kermit. You've been sipping too much pond water.

But (trying my best to sound modest) thanks so much, my friend.

[kdfrawg]

But it's such GOOD pond water!

[Rudy Taylor]

See there?  Now, doesn't that sound like something a dang frog would say?

[kdfrawg]

Ya know, my mom said something very similar...

[kfclark]

I've been waiting for the right place to post this.

[Diane Amberg]

 That is so perfect!

[kdfrawg]

Ooh, ooh! A Kermit cartoon I hadn't seen before! Thanks, kfclark!

If I showed that to my wife, she'd think the hand was hers. If I showed it to my dad, he would think it was the hand of genetics. The paranoid will think that it is the hand of Michael, proving the validity of the entity as a regular feller in a frawg suit. But my friends and I know that it is the hand of Universal Randomness at work.

That explains a lot!

[Teresa]

Mama.... Are you done with the book yet?
Isn't it just the best reading?
Makes you feel all warm and fuzzy inside.. 

[Rudy Taylor]

... or it could be the greasy french fries you devoured after midnight. They'll make you "really" warm and fuzzy inside.