10 Best Tennis Images
Updated on: October 2023
Best Tennis Images in 2023
Sharper Image Game Table Top Tennis Retractable Go Anywhere
Haunts of Virginia's Blue Ridge Highlands (Haunted America)
Sullivan County (Images of America: Tennessee)
Sharper Image Retractable Table Tennis Set
- Retractable Table Tennis Set When you’re hankering for a game, but don’t have a table, set up the Retractable Table Tennis Set. It transforms any tabletop into a table tennis venue.
- Works anywhere on virtually any surface
- Easy spring style clamps adjust to table thickness
- Includes two wood paddles feature rubberized covers, three pro-style tennis balls, one drawstring carry bag
- Net expands over 5 feet
Tennis Girl LWP
L'Eclisse (The Criterion Collection)
Movie Classics
Culinary Travels - Discovering Australian Wine
Little Pancho: The Life of Tennis Legend Pancho Segura
Chucks!: The Phenomenon of Converse: Chuck Taylor All Stars
Miss Piggy - Unexpected Role Model
In an age of over sexualised and provactive images, is Miss Piggy an alternative role model for little girls?
I loved to see Kermit slide onto the stage and announce the acts, I would giggle at Staler and Waldorf's snide remarks even though I did not always understand them but my favourite part was when the flamboyant Miss Piggy would fill up the screen. Whether she was bursting out of her clothes or smoothering Kermit the frog in kisses filled with unwanted affection or karate chopping Kermit because he fervantly fought of her affections and attentions, I was enthralled by her and before I reached an age of discovering perfume, makeup and boys I wanted to be just like her.
No, I didn't want to be a pig, but I wanted to be just like her in spirit she was bolsy and fiesty but sweet natured all the same. Miss Piggy knew who she was and was unapologetic for the things others perceived to be flaws. Miss Piggy exuded confidence, she knew what she wanted in life (mainly fame and kermit, in that order) and wasn't afraid to grab onto it with both hands. Frank Oz, the voice of Miss Piggy said in Time Magazine in 1978, "She wants everyone to treat her like a lady, and if they don't, she'll cut them in half."
I wanted to have that confidence and certainty with in myself. I wanted to be proud of who I was without feeling as if I needed to conform to society's expectations.
Miss Piggy was confident and bolshey but more than that she was intensely loyal - she always stood by her man (even when she didn't want her to) and was fiercely protective of her Kermy, if anyone insulted or slighted him they'd feel the wrath of Piggy - usually in the form of a Karate chop.
In today's world where sexualised images are everywhere and pre-teen and teenage stars are photographed being provocative, scantily clad, consuming alcohol and smoking; isn't it better for little girls to look up to someone - albeit a puppet - who has a true sense of self worth, morals and loyalty?
