Introducing 111-year-old Trixie Decaphobia (bet you didn't know she had a last name). Never mind what that ridiculous puppeteer and storyteller Priscilla Howe says, Trixie is definitely in charge. Of everything. Forever.
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Storyteller Priscilla Howe's puppet Trixie
Storyteller Priscilla Howe's puppet Trixie Trixie says, "Hope the baby doesn't make a fuss on the plane home. Last time she wanted to sit up in the cockpit with the pilot."
Storyteller Priscilla Howe's puppet Trixie Trixie says, "What are we doing in Starbucks when we should be going to the school? Hasn't the baby had enough coffee yet?!"
Storyteller Priscilla Howe's puppet Trixie says she has been having a good time in Mexico, but the baby keeps stealing the show.
Storyteller Priscilla Howe's puppet Trixie Trixie says, "Hola! Wish Priscilla would share herbreakfast huevos rancheros and cafe con leche with me. Did you know the kids think I'm a bruja? Don't they realize I'm afraid of witches?"
Storyteller Priscilla Howe's puppet Trixie
Fie on the imposter! http://storytellingnotes.blogspot.com/20
storytellingnotes.blogspot.com
Notes on the storytelling life of Priscilla Howe, with miscellaneous notes on puppetry and the eternal search for the best restaurant pie on earth (fruit, not cream).
Storyteller Priscilla Howe's puppet Trixie
Trixie says, "How did that guy get into the picture?! Dang infiltrators." http://storytellingnotes.blogspot.com/20
storytellingnotes.blogspot.com
Notes on the storytelling life of Priscilla Howe, with miscellaneous notes on puppetry and the eternal search for the best restaurant pie on earth (fruit, not cream).
Storyteller Priscilla Howe's puppet Trixie Recovering from a leap off the chair at the Kansas State Fair. I think I needed a seatbelt in that bit of wind. So disconcerting in the middle of a story.
Storyteller Priscilla Howe's puppet Trixie The Irish Festival is over. Priscilla almost didn't take us with her. What was she thinking?! At that one, even though her shows were at 8 and 8:30, there were lots of small children still out and about.
Storyteller Priscilla Howe's puppet Trixie
Something's missing. Oh, right, the cat. We complained about him, but truth to tell, we didn't really mind Joe Fish curling up in the puppet bag. http://storytellingnotes.blogspot.com/20
storytellingnotes.blogspot.com
Notes on the storytelling life of Priscilla Howe, with miscellaneous notes on puppetry and the eternal search for the best restaurant pie on earth (fruit, not cream).
Storyteller Priscilla Howe's puppet Trixie We used my new queen hat at the Busker Fest last week. Don't you think it looks a little ecclesiastical? I hope no Dalmatians were harmed in the making of it.
Storyteller Priscilla Howe's puppet Trixie Did you see me starring in the new movie? I could have used some more lines!
Storyteller Priscilla Howe's puppet Trixie We're all hiding in the puppet bag until our next show on Wednesday at Wonderscope Children's Museum. That baby is still cheating at cards--she won't let me look at her hand!
Storyteller Priscilla Howe's puppet Trixie How was I supposed to know it was dragonflies, not flying dragons? Fred the marionette dragon was disappointed. That baby tried to steal the spotlight, too. Grrr.
Storyteller Priscilla Howe's puppet Trixie Getting ready for the Lied Center/USD 497 Teacher Institute workshop on Wednesday. I'm bringing along my friend, the flying dragon. Priscilla tells me the workshop has something to do with flying dragons and flying butters.
