Sleepy Bird

At the end of a long day, the topiary laid back and slept.

I'm having trouble determining the origin of this bush, but I gather that it is located in Le Jardin de Plantes, a botanical garden in Paris. It may have been inspired by the work of the children's book illustrator Claude Ponti.

-via Lustik

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The music is a Russian pop song called "Popcorn" ... We did a crazy dance to it in my college folk dance class in the early 1990s (the most fun way to get a PE credit, I assure you). Any other Carleton College folk alumni out there? Does the Popcorn dance still go on?

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It was a hit in America in 1972.

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It's so appropriate that Statler and Waldorf became trolls in these videos.

Can't wait for Jason Segal's Muppet movie

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y'all, the instrumental "popcorn" was written by gershon kingsley in 1969. it was originally written for the moog. it became a hit after hot butter did a cover of it.

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