Fuse #8

Saturday, January 13, 2007

Pippi Longstocking: The Silent Killer

Not only is Jennifer J. Stewart smart and knows how to write enjoyable books, but she placed me forever in her debt when she gave me a reason to write the above title. I can die a happy woman now. Life is good.

Labels: , ,

6 Comments:

At 1:19 PM , Blogger Saints and Spinners said...

The part about innocuous mushrooms looking so much like the deadly ones that it's hard to tell them apart is just one more justification for my lifelong aversion.

 
At 2:42 PM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Okay, I'm scared. Just another reason to raise your kids in New York City, as far as I'm concerned.

:>

Rebecca

 
At 4:12 PM , Blogger david elzey said...

to die a happy woman doesn't involve mushrooms, i trust.

 
At 5:03 PM , Blogger Morwen said...

It's a good thing that I've always hated mushrooms, I guess. I was the sort of kid who would've tried something like this.

 
At 6:07 PM , Blogger fusenumber8 said...

I have vague memories of watching a Mr. Rogers segment in which Fred took us to an underground mushroom farm. At some point I think it mentioned that you were never never to eat mushrooms you found in the wild. Good old Fred. Looking out for me when Pippi wouldn't.

 
At 6:52 PM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

A local family here in San Jose was all hospitalized recently, and the grandmother died, after eating mushrooms that they picked in a park somewhere. But I don't know if they read Pippi or not...

 

Post a Comment

Subscribe to Post Comments [Atom]

<< Home