Cal loves those books. The license of them, probably, since he too is fond of yelling: "I'll EAT YOU UP!" and running around (almost) naked. But then, he also loves the music the Scholastic cartoons associated with Sendak's stuff. That Where the Wild Things Are and Others DVD is one of the best impulse buys I've ever made.
It was the very first piece of news I saw when I started up my computer this morning. (I promptly inflicted it on someone else.) Like cucumberseed, I don't think I was surprised, but still saddened.
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He would make a good Max.
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His memory for a wild blessing.
Yes.
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He leaves a lot behind.
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He'll be missed.
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It was the very first piece of news I saw when I started up my computer this morning. (I promptly inflicted it on someone else.) Like
He'll be missed.
A wake is a kind of rumpus, right?
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If you're doing it right, yes,it is.
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Stephen Colbert is playing further excerpts from his interview with Sendak on The Colbert Report.
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A blessing on us all.
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That is best.
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Indeed.
Thank you for sharing the obituary. Heavens, I'd no idea he lived in this area.
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The Yale Rep staged Brundibár in 2006; I saw it. Sendak did the production design.
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Also, I think I scared that Teddy person. Regrets.
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He definitely grew into his cranky.
Also, I think I scared that Teddy person. Regrets.
I don't see how you did. He has a day job and children; I assume he'll be back.