Mom - I was part of the first generation to grow up on Sesame Street, and I have always had a fondness for it. I enjoyed watching it with my own kids and was a little sad when they outgrew it. I was happy to see that they were as excited as me to visit the Somebody Come and Play: 45 Years of Sesame Street exhibit at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts. It was great to see so many of the Muppets including Bert, Ernie, Oscar, Elmo, Zoe, Cookie Monster etc. up close even if they were behind glass and we couldn't actually touch them. I also loved seeing Ernie's rubber ducky and the original songs lyrics for the song rubber ducky. There were so many other great things to see too including one of the actually Emmy Awards that the show has won over the years. There were also TV's where you could watch scenes from various Sesame Street episodes over the years. I especially loved the interactive table where you could learn so many different things about Sesame Street and the people and Muppets who were on it over the years as well as the people who worked behind the scenes and the people who created it. You could probably pretty much learn anything you could ever want to know about Sesame Street from that table. My daughter and I spend a lot of time there looking up different things, and we could easily have spent a lot more time. For so many of us, Sesame Street is a special part of our lives, and this exhibit let us live it all again for just a little while.
And that's our view. Who is your favorite Sesame Street character and/or your child's favorite character?
Tune in tomorrow for Funny Friday.
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