Pixie Dust For Dummies

My daughter has started to take a real interest in the cartoon called Kipper the Dog. Kipper, it seems to me, is awfully … well I guess the right term for it would be mellow. And it is not just Kipper who is “mellow” but all of his friends too. They really don’t seem to get all that excited talking in long, measured accents at all times no mater what the situation. Now, being the proud owner of two dogs myself (an Australian Sheppard named Cisco and a Golden/Chesapeake Bay Retriever named Sampson) I can say that I have never seen a dog as evened out as Kipper in my life. And we see a lot of dogs each time we take these two little whirlwinds to the park believe me you!

Anyone with young children and cable is probably familiar with Sprout, a child oriented channel that shows programing geared to this demographic. In the evenings Sprout broadcasts the “Goodnight Show” starring Nina who, as best as I can tell has two very troubling sleep disorders.

Some times things are just so obviously amiss that anyone can see there is a problem. Take for example the children’s cartoon Max & Ruby.