Guest guest Posted July 31, 2004 Report Share Posted July 31, 2004 I met a friend from the internet.....actually we met on the internet, but she was connected in a round about way to my family. We saw her the first time way out in southwest MN. As we were driving to her house, I swear to gosh it looked EXACTLY like Teletubby land. Rolling hills and those spinning windmill thingies. So, being the mom that I am I began to scream LOOK LOOK we are in Teletubby land. Well, at that time my girls were past Teletubby age, so they were not impressed at all, but my son, he was. SO when we met myfriend I said hey, you did not tell me you live in Teletubby land. If I remember right her kids maybe were not yet watching teletubbies. She prolly thought I was a little whacky. Well, when we were down S. IL this week, we were on Rte 51 and where there is an exit for Paw Paw.....there is a teletubby spinnie things FARM- oh yes, someone planted a gazillion of them! and they GREW, TONS of them.......just like wildflowers! LOL. Actually hubby tried to count them and he got to 55 and got confused. There are LOTS oft those windmill spinning things. I heard they cost 1.8 million each to erect. (I prefer to think they grew there) So- here we were not too long after the sun and moon stuff and much to my delight, all these giant spinners all around us everywhere. LOL LOL. The kids had fallen asleep out of boredom by then, so of course I HAD to scream and yell...... LOOK LOOK.......LOL, darn my kids ignored me but their friend woke up and hey SHE enjoyed them with me. LOL. I have since found out my friend in MN- her husband might go work with them or by them or something----gosh, that might take the magic out on me. LOL. So if ya find yourself driving along 51-39 in ILL watch for Teletubbies around Paw Paw exit. LOL. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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