Mr. Beet joins Vegetable Liberation Army Headquarters as Administrative Head of its Recruiting Office. He brings a wealth of experience to the VLA's growing administrative ranks including his prior status as Head File Clerk in the US offices of the World Association of Beet and Cane Growers, Important Document Shredding Coordinator at The Red River Valley Sugarbeet Growers Association and Executive Vice-President and National Head of Document Rotation at Beet, Tuber & Rootensky, LLP. Robert was also named World Champion Spreadsheet Jockey in 2002, 2003 and 2004, loves to watch US Congressional Session reruns on CSPAN and he's Celine Dion's biggest fan! Please join us in welcoming Mr. Robert J. Beet to VLA HQ!
Doesn't he look smashing in his hat?
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Your veggies are awesome. My hubby wants me to make some. He loves the eyes.
ReplyDeleteWith his hat on, he can't be---beet! Sorry, couldn't resist. I think he's fabulous.
ReplyDeleteHe certainly does look smashing in his hat!
ReplyDeleteHe sounds like one busy dude; certainly not a deadbeet...
Welcome Mr. Robert J. Beet. My advice to you is to steer clear of the bludgeoning red pepper. That dudes got a shovel and looks like she ain't afraid to use it!
ReplyDeleteHere here for the one and only amazing spreadsheet jockey, Mister Beet! A three time world champion......wow!
ReplyDeleteAND a Celine Dion fan???
A veggie after my own heart!
Way to go once again Regina on another amazing veggie liberator!
Is he related to Dr. Beat from the Miami Sound Machine Band. Regina you are always an inspiration, and definitely a unique crafter. Maybe Miss. Chiquita Banana will make her debut soon.
ReplyDeleteI do especially like the hat!
ReplyDeleteMr. Beet if very cool!!
ReplyDeleteWow! I just surfed in from? can't remember, but WOW! I am a slave to patterns, so it's absolutely inspiring to see someone who "frees her mind" and unleashes veggies with eyeballs and koigu jellyfish on the world. Well done! (And again, wow!)
ReplyDeleteWonderful as usual!
ReplyDeleteAhh every good organisation needs a paper pusher! But keep an eye on that guy, he looks like someone that might put the paper in the "red".
ReplyDeleteI bet that beet's a good dancer too!
girl you are amazing. i adore mr. robert J. beet. what a talented person he is indeed, very busy i see, and i await with bated breath to see what you come up with next LOL. regina it is adorable as always :)
ReplyDeleteWhat is that spectacular yarn you used for the body of Mr. Beet? Wow! Love the cranberries, to pinks to reds!!! Amazing, as always.
ReplyDeletelol he looks like he has a really long nose like gonzo from the muppets
ReplyDeletethat's one hot beet.
ReplyDeletei love beets.
He is such a fabulous color, and the hat just makes him perfect!
ReplyDeleteHe is beautiful.
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hahaha .. the HAT! Too funny! He is just perfect! :-P
ReplyDeleteHe couldn't be more perfect! I love the new addition to your veggie designs. :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat an impressive resume! Love his beety-little eyelid and curly green hair!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog! To stiffen the snowflakes, I'm using a product called Stiffy by Plaid that Julie recommended. It looks like watered down white glue. I'm soaking my flakes instead of brushing on the Stiffy like the bottle suggests. Seems more effective. I haven't tried any other products yet. This is my first try at blocking.
ReplyDeleteI was raised to make due and use what's available therefore things like ironing boards and washing machines are often required for double duty! :D
mmmmm i love beets, especially pickled beets:)
ReplyDeleteIf he had a black beret he could be a Beet-Nik. Too cheesy? Still, he's hot. Especially with that sly look. Watch out folks!
ReplyDeleteThis has to be my all time favorite beet! Yum :-)
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