OK, I’m convinced that catalog photographers just used refridgerator boxes as a substitute for kids’ beds, the corners on that thing would cut children. That being said, there is nothing cooler than old school Sesame Street merchandising art, I miss it.
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I still love Sesame Street all these years later. I think I enjoy watching more than my two little ones. Of corse the older episodes are way better than the new ones. Fun find.
Cool stuff. We never had the sheets, but my brother had the toy Big Bird. I remember when we were a bit older, we amputated one of his legs.
… yeah …
I wonder if I can convince my fiance that we should decorate the bedroom in our new apartment like this…?
I had that Big Bird. You stuck your finger in the back of his head and you could pull down on a lever to make his mouth move.