#littleblueman

[3perrosmastuchicochica]

“Have You Ever Met an Alien… or a Gnome? 👽🧙‍♂️” ✅.

[rynorlmo]

#PumpkinTheGiraffe and #LittleBlueMan looking for 🐒 monkeys (at El Malecón De Naguabo)

[thebluemanreject-blog]

Blue is a happy blue

[thebluemanreject-blog]

Blue....stop....your not a dinosaur.... O_o

[thebluemanreject-blog]

Blue is confoosed

[gotojobin]

The Little Blue Man #TheLittleBlueMan #LittleBlueMan We often think of myths and legends as being very old, but this story takes place not very long ago.  A schoolteacher was told about the little blue man by a group of six children, all aged between 10 and 11 years (including: Alex Butler, Tony Banks, Terry Cahill, Colin Lonsdale and David Inglis). One of our researchers, who was visiting the site, was lucky enough to meet one of the people who saw the little blue man in 1967, over 40 years ago. He still lives in the village and pointed out the exact place where the little blue man appeared.  This odd story is only one of many that tell of people seeing strange beings. Myths and legends, from early times to modern tales, are full of meetings with strange little folk or aliens. In old myths and legends, there were many meetings with non-humans. Often these beings were seen as living in a different world or hidden kingdom. Sometimes people from our world would see a little part of the other world. The Faery people, for example, are very important in Celtic myths. They were larger than humans, tall, fair and terrible and they had a wild, strange magic. Mounds, trees and springs that marked the way into the Faery kingdom were thought to exist across the Celtic world. Musicians could be asked to their feasts or treasure seekers fall accidentally into their world - a world where anything could happen.  In other old tales, such as the Anglo Saxon Sagas and 'Icelandic Eddas' (a collection of folk-songs and tales of the northern peoples, in particular the Vikings), there are tales of meetings with elves and dwarfs.  The creatures from these myths, legends and folk tales live on in the books of Tolkien and through fairytales and children's stories, along with Goblins, Pixies, Gnomes and other mythical beings. Indeed, some people have pointed out that the little Blue Man is very like some characters in children's stories, and the way he disappeared, in a puff of smoke, is also like magic. So some people felt the story was imagined?

[dtbdetroit]

Tonight is night #2 of our residency at The World Famous Doll Hut in Anaheim CA! 8 pm | 21+ | $5 #thirdgradeneebo #childlikeneebo #littleblueman #imafraidibluemyself (at Doll Hut)

[annesmashley]

Move it move it #littleblueman #work