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Heh..Heh.. I'm actually employed as an elementary school librarian (or, as they say, "Library Media Specialist"). I can say honestly that I've been asked some strange things, but I've never been asked that question.

The "Abierto" and "Cerrado" clip that stands out the most for me was an animated box who would exclaim "ABIERTO" when the lid opened and "CERRADO!" when it closed. This continual open-closed pattern seemed to annoy a character (I can't remember what it was) who came by and bashed the box to...

In case you can't get into the website, here's my best description. He's lavender with a little round button nose, and has wild yellow hair......and he's also wearing a brownish printed dashiki-type top.

You can actually find a picture of this muppet and Cookie on Joggy's ultra-cool site that shows still clips from some of the most beloved classic clips. Go to: www.angelfire.com/freak2/jog/index.html

Hey fuzzy Gobo-a-gogo---- Geographically speaking, I think somewhere smack dab between you in Joysey and me in Mochaville is perhaps in the middle of a cow pasture in Des Moines, Iowa. Not a very good site for bowling practice. Cow tipping, maybe......... Maybe we could start a bowling league...

Well, this one isn't exactly an "Ernie keeping Bert awake" clip, but one of my faves that's related to this topic is the one with Bert trying to sleep and imagining that he's ice skating. The clip cuts to a full-bodied Bert who is ice skating (probably a clip from Sesame Live) to the most...

Hey Fuzzygobo who once upon a time was known as kaye68, I've got my bowling ball as well as my tubby, rubber duckie, umbrella, flashlight, and all the other things we need for our Sesame bowling team. a few questions for you: Which coast is our the first meeting going to be on? And do I...

Didn't a little birdie tell me that you once met Chris Cerf, too, Fuzzygobo? :flirt:

Oh yes, Mr. Fuzzygobo.......they sure are. ;)

Who remembers this sweet gem from long ago? In the garden of the Queen of Six Is where the Queen gets her kicks Walking on her path of bricks Shaped into a number six The Queen knows lots of magic tricks Like making trees from candlesticks One, two, three, four, five, six Six...

Hey Mike--- Somewhere in the archives in my mind, I think I remember hearing that Rosalind Cash collaborated with Matt Robinson to do some of these songs on the Roosevelt albums. I'm almost positive that she "played" Roosevelt's mom on these audio recordings.

Ahhhhhhhhh......thanks you guys! You all rock my world. Fuzzygobo and I can rest now. :) And, thanks for your warm personal welcome to Muppet Central, "The Count"! It's so good to be here. :)

Xeeeeerus! It's wonderful to see you're around. I so fondly remember you from the days back at good ol' YL. Welcome back! :D Yes, the 'Five Song' is one of those clips that I haven't seen since....ahhhh... probably 1973 or 1974, but I loved it so much. I remember being totally mesmerized by...

Sir Paul McCartney! Oh---and the Banana Splits! (Tee hee) :D

Hey, does anyone remember the animated clip from the late sixties/early seventies that had people singing the same five song that's on the LP "The Count Counts"? A teeny bit of this clip can also be seen in the Fisher Price Movie Viewer cartridge called "Numbers". :flirt: The animation...

Actually, I'm a "she" from Seattle. :)

Hey Mike-- Speaking of Seattle and the bus clip, a few days ago, I mentioned a 'remake' of the ABC clip (that was originally filmed in New York City) that had been remade in my "home town". You told me that you had remembered the clip and asked me why I didn't mention where I was from. Well...

Last night, my friend and I were in a heavy duty discussion over the "Baker" clips....y'know, the "Let's sing a song of" clips. Anyhoo, he remembers what the baker was carrying in all the clips except for what he had in the clip for number nine. I say he had "NINE STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKES!", but...

These are all from the early early early days of Sesame. (Am I showing my age here?) :) The clip with the kids on the beach pretending like they're bulldozers and steamshovels. This intermittently cuts back to a real life tape of a steamshovel thoughout the clip. I always loved the music that...

Never too old There was a short time when I was about 11 that I started feeling a tinge ashamed to watch the show and my the way my heart palpatated each time I saw a Muppet plastered on a lunchbox or a pair of tube socks. I remember buying Sesame Magazines until I was about that age and...