TRINKET the Clown and Gunther---------------- andBlue
(No longer
clowning, but still lots of FUN!!!)
Hi! I hope you like clowns, because the Melody's sure do. In fact, these are two of our favorites. "Trinket" and "Blue". They can be seen locally, (that's Crown Point, Indiana) at parades, or visiting patients in hospital, -- or at parties for local organizations. They are members of the "Funny Bone Clown Alley" and "Calumet Clowns" --- Local Clown organizations that delight in entertaining young and old!!!
What do clowns do, you ask??????? Well, some clowns specialize in
Masterfully Mystifying Feats of Funniness (magic)
Extraordinary Balloonifications (balloon animals)
Multiple Manipulation of Many Objects (Juggling)
Conveyer of Dummified voices (Ventriloquism)
Body Beautification (Face Painting)
Fable Foolery (Story Telling)
Silly Shows (Skits)
AND FUN!!! (That's Fun, Fun and More FUN)
So the next time your planning an event, think of CLOWNS to add to your entertainment!!! The more clowns you have, the more fun you'll have! -- And FUN makes the world go round!!!! Contact the Funny Bone Clown Alley for all your organizations clowning needs!!!
You can check out some of the things that we absolutely LOVE
These are three of our little friends who live in our back yard. The Leopard Frog (top left) lived in our pond for years. We feed them all summer long!!! They just love worms!Recently, "FROG" has taken on a much deeper meaning for me. Check it out HERE ! ! !
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And these are our favorite Cowboys: "Riders in the Sky". Ranger Doug, the Idol of American Youth; Woody Paul, the King of the Cowboy Fiddlers, Too Slim, the Father of Murphy Brown's Baby, and Joey the Cowpolka King!
If you REALLY LIKE "RIDERS" and would like to see a lot more pictures, HERE THEY ARE. ! ! !
Just in case you don't know who they are, their website is right here! ridersinthesky.com!
And last but not least, this is some Fantastic Polymer Clay Jewelry made by my favorite artist, James Konicke. If you like FIMO (TM) Jewelry, you'll love the detail in his work! And if you're interested in learning more about this type of clay Look right here ! ! ! Jim show's how he makes them!