A Pig’s Goal…The Cookie Jar!

Written by Lillian Tram on December 22nd, 2011

Ormie from Ormie Pig on Vimeo.

 

Ormie the pig sees a cookie jar on top of the fridge and puts on his thinking cap to try to get the cookies.  This hilarious short film has won festival awards across the country.  Even though it’s long, it’ll definitely put a smile on your face.

Frog in Throat (Naughty Miss Piggy)

Written by Lillian Tram on November 22nd, 2011

 

This could be interpreted in different ways depending on how you read it. Nothing like a little piggy innuendo for a chuckle. Next time I get a sore throat or laryngitis, I’ll be using Miss Piggy’s ‘I have a frog in my throat’ line.

 

The Muppets Invade WWE on Halloween

Written by Lillian Tram on October 31st, 2011

 
I’ve watched a few wrestling matches but it’s never really sparked my attention until now. The Muppets are coming to Atlanta to put on an epic show. It’ll be a great way to celebrate Halloween. Check out the event at Phillips Arena or watch it on USA Network at 9pm eastern. I will be cheering on Ms. Piggy and if the video below is any indicator, she might have a few moves of her own for the arena.

 

For more exciting details click here.

Priscilla Pink Pig Ride @ Macy’s

Written by Lillian Tram on October 28th, 2011



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Every year since 2003, the Macy’s at Lenox Mall in Atlanta, GA has hosted the Priscilla pink pig train ride. This train ride tradition has been around for over 50 years in Atlanta, with most of the proceeds going to Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. This ride runs for a little over two months during winter. The line for the pink pig train ride is more popular than the line for Santa Claus during Christmas time. I went last year to Macy’s to check out what all the hype was about and to donate to a good cause. Every single time I tried to get on the ride, the line was ridiculously long so I’d wait a while and came back but the line never died down. It was getting close to Christmas time and I wanted to go before the ride closed up until next year. Tickets were only $3 which was super reasonably priced.  No wonder the ride beats out Santa Claus every year. Taking photos with Santa does not come cheap. The pink pig ride was enjoyable because it took you through a life-size story book. I also took photos with Priscilla the Pig who was more than willing to ham it up for the camera. All in all, I had a good time and will go again this year even though I was the only one over 12 years old that didn’t have a child riding this train. Visit the photo gallery for more pictures of this event.

 

For more information, check out these links:

 

A good article about the history of the pink pig.

 

Time and location