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the video is on the ss video player here. of course i have an mp3 of it, too, so give me your e-mail if you want me to send you the audio.

just went to a book signing that was just mike davis (so it was also just 30 people or so) & i met some other muppet fans (yay!). he gave a really nice talk, and there was someone in the audience who had worked with matt robinson before ss, which was cool. and mike is really nice! and so is his...

sorry, but i don't think anyone actually has them. the stills are from a set of picture books from the early 70s. i know the cookie one is from the sesame street book of people and places. they all had sets of stills with captions telling the story of each sketch.

yes, i remember this--the coast looks like maine, so i could always relate as a kid (proper beaches have more rocks than sand). ah, and the good news is that you CAN see it again, as sw has posted here on their video player.

if you've just come from a seminar on punctuation in medieval manuscripts and early printed texts, by one of the greatest scholarly minds of our age, and it made you think of muppets.... clearly this just happened to me, so here's how i made the connection. sometimes punctuation is...

i've got it, oscarfan, where should i send it? it's catchy, isn't it:sing:

are you thinking of children in the playground, which bob sings on what time is it on sesame street? and susan sings a song called someday little children. but neither of them have call and response days of the week....

i have an mp3 of yesterday, today & tomorrow. where should i send it? yeah, that other one sounds familiar, but i don't think it's on any of the albums, so who knows where to find it...

no worries, rob. my collection isn't going anywhere. that was easier than i thought, too--you should have gotten 4 e-mails with links to the files which have been uploaded onto sendspace. enjoy!