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Erherm... Here it is, Bo's fictionalized Sam/Janice dream. Wished on a Morning Star - (A Sam and Janice story) Don't ask me where I found it. :shifty:

Does anyone have a song called Boy From Indiana sung by Bob? It's apparently available at the sesameworkshop.org video player. Thanks in advance. :wisdom:

Does anyone have the song "Women Can Be" from Sesame? If so, send it my way please.

Ju mean ju didn't find any pins of the Muppins, er Muppets? Not even the ones of Kermit and/or Piggy pictured/titled for the Give a Day Get a Disney Day promotion? Un-believable okay. :rolleyes:

*Starts sending saucers flying to people at the tea party, loaded with cake slices. Night all, gotta head off to Dreamland. *Travels to bed by hat. Mally: Oh, traveling by hat's my favorite way to travel!

*UD brings out the cake after everyone's moved down one chair so we can get clean cups. :sing: A very merry unbirthday to you. Count: To who? To you. Count: Oh me. Count: A wery merry unbirthday to me. Me: To who? Count: To me. Me: Oh you. Both: A very merry unbirthday to us...

Mmm, it seems we've lost a queen. Oh well, so long as the rest of the party's here. *Uncle D decides to remain as Bayard, now protectively guarding the Ed Hatter instead. *Spreads jabberwock blood onto his own toast. *Refills teacups with the brown bubbly squeak. *Count laughs as he now...

Wha? Two knaves? Meh, why not. *Butters tadpoles onto T's toast. (Don't worry, it's just mint green jelly). *Uncle D shows up dressed as Bayard, loyally protecting Kelly from any daggers the knaves might pull out.

*Tosses a teacake Tutter's way. Hmm, maybe you'd prefer a cardguard suit instead? *Pulls out cissors and snips one instantly. There, that should be the right size. Change if you want, it's your choice. So we're still having tea. What a delicious thing to have, even if we've lost most of...

Me, to Kelly: So you think you can blink those pretty little eyes at me and I'll melt? Well, yeah, I will. *Serves her tea with a pinch of happy thoughts. *Count's dressed as the Ace, painting white roses red and counting them before painting them white again. *Uncle D noshes on an oyster or two.

*Mally scurries into Digit's coat, creating and attaching a filter made out of a spare kettle. Me, to the enhanced cyborg: Ah, I think you're now ready to join the dance White Knight.

Me: Ha! You haven't read the looking glass have you? *Mally glares jealously at Ojo. *Feeds her a scone to pacify her. Tell us a story, yes, a story!

*To T: Become a queen? Well, all you have to do is get to Square 8. And now a little song we've composed in your honor. Me: Twinkle twinkle little bat. UD: How I wonder where you're at. Me: Up above oh so high. Count: Like a teatray in the sky. UD: More pepper for you madame Duchess? *Has...

*Serves cups with three-spouted kettle for T and Ojo and Snowbear. Ah, so you're a loyal supporter of the queen's supporter then. *Spins hat and it keeps spinning on its own.

Me, knocks on Kathy's door, leaves the flowers for her roomies, and disappears down the rabbit hole known as the elevator.

Ah, I see Beautiful Day Monster made it and grabbed himself a snack. Now then, I'm investigating things that start with the letter M. UD: Twas brillig. And the slithy toves did gire and gimble upon the wave. All a mimsey were the borogoves. And the mome raths outgrabe.

Just to let everybody know, the last batch of Our Neighborhood tasks have been posted. Hope peoples have fun with these as that's the whole point of continually adding new ones to the events calendar. Stay tuned, the HV Muppet tournament starts tomorrow!

*Sits back watching the rain clear. Wonderful thing, especially when there's a rainbow shining through the dark, leading to a silver lining.

*Leaves note for Kelly saying that it was understood for her to play only on weekends as she was working at Saint Lovelady's. Was talking more about the rest of the peeps living here. *Back to chilling before watching some wrestling.

The only problem with that is Monster Maker and Living With Dinosaurs are both hour-long specials. So you'd need to tack on another half-hour special to fill it up to a three-hour DVD release, and the only one left is Miss Piggy's Hollywood. Besides, Monster Maker was released as a stand-alone...