Oh wow! ok I want those statues! I love the story of Rudolph! Perhaps
because it was writen or so legend has it to help a sick child learn about
fitting in or something, but I've always loved it.
Rudolph did not appear at the Christmas festival this year. The lady in
charge of the inflatables said he had a hole LOL.

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From: "Ariel" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 6:48 AM
Subject: Rudolph


> Well, Christmas is about the Love of GOD and Rudolph kind of talks about
> love, so I guess that has something to do with being on topic.  Smile.
>
> Anyway, talking about the Rudolph show last night had me do a web search
on
> the show.  I found some pretty interesting stuff, including a lot of
> background info from the folks who made it.  You can find the info
including
> a book on how the show was made at:  http://www.rankinbass.com.  Don't
know
> if they have audio versions.
>
> But what I'm really writing about is that I never knew Enesco, the same
> folks who made those little Precious Moments statues I spent money on back
> when I had sweeties have been making Rudolph statues for the last several
> years.  Apparently the older ones (from 2000 or 2001) are already
collectors
> items.  They're 3D versions of the characters in the show, including big
ole
> cookie jars.  Cute.
>
> I was going to write about how sad it is that commercials like J C Penney
> are saying that Christmas joy comes from stuff you can buy but I've
changed
> my mind.  I want Rudolph!  I want all the statues, all the cookie jars,
all
> the...sorry, lost control for a moment.  Heh-heh.
>
> Just thought someone might find it interesting to know this stuff is out
> there.  You can find out more at the Enesco site http://www.enesco.com and
> the statues are sold at various stores, but not a lot of them.  You may
have
> to special order at your Hallmark store.
>
> Lion who still hates reindeer who get sweeties while I don't