Showing posts with label Sesame Street. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sesame Street. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 13, 2020

Sunday, November 10, 2019

50 Years... Still Strong

Sesame Street aired it's first episode fifty years ago today. 
So much has changed, and the show is still making waves.  Pretty amazing.
It was a few years later I became obsessed with it and The Muppet Show...  I was the perfect age at that time as both shows were running, and I was in awe of them.

Thursday, July 2, 2015

Maria! Oh no!

My first ever "crush" as a kid...  Is retiring...  
Makes me feel old.  
At the same time I think: "We should all be so lucky to love a job so much" that we stay for 44 years...  
Thank you Sonia for helping me learn my ABC's and so much more.  The old  'hood won't be the same without you.

Good luck and again, thank you.



For the record...  Joan Jett was my second crush.



And Brie is my forever crush

Monday, September 9, 2013

The Original Hipsters

Been thinking of my brother a lot the past few days...

And of these guys...  
THE ORIGINAL HIPSTERS!


Wednesday, October 17, 2012

The OTHER Muppet movie from 2011...

"Being Elmo"


I realized this morning I never even really mentioned this amazing movie here yet...
Much like "The Muppets" that came out last year and brought the most famous puppets back to the big screen, there was also "Being Elmo"...
A much smaller film, with a bigger heart though.
The film documents puppeteer Kevin Clash's career and is simply inspirational.  It's one of those little movies I keep re-watching for a smile...

Sunday, August 5, 2012

Sesame Street 3!

I was on Puppeteers of America's website this morning and saw in the news that there is a new Sesame Street movie in the works.  I was announced in June, and some how I missed that!  SO did PoA, so I don't feel so bad.  Let's hope this puppetry on film trend keeps rolling...  "The Muppets", "Being Elmo", and word on a new Sesame Street flick, Fraggle Rock, and Muppets 2 all happening in the next year or so is great!  
Hopefully the studios and powers that be will branch away from the fantastic creations of The Muppetland and try out some new things too!

And I vote for a Bert and Ernie themed movie!