Yes, it’s time once again for the rollicking adventures of that free-wheeling red-headed Swedish girl of independent means as she sets out in search of fun and fortune… um, excuse me, but who are you?
I hear those stories were great yarns, Sharon H.
Aaaaand we have a new earworm. Thanks, Mike.
Oh yes, this is so wrong but I love it, I thought I was the only one that read the Pippy books as a child. And that look, such a doofus!
I read them over and over. Nowadays I’d prefer the canine version. Maybe Mike could write them.
I didn’t read the books, but the local Children’s Theatre (not shows done by children, but geared for children) has produced the shows a few times. Great fun!
Hahahahaha. Those Swedish Girls get my attention every single time!
I’m 99% sure that one knot isn’t dressed correctly
I remember watching the French version of the Swedish TV show, but she was called Fifi Brindacier because pipi in French is what little kids are thought to call urine.
😀 !
I watched the old Pipi movies when I was a kid. I didn’t even know they were based on books or from Sweden until I was an adult.
Let’s hope this isn’t Pipi on the Carpet.
This is so charmingly dorky. And, yes, ^oo^, or “Pippi” tapes. Could’ve been!