Barnes and Noble to see Bob from Sesame Street read some stories and sing some songs. The place was packed full of kids and I couldn't even get a seat! Figures.




It was an event to raise Downs syndrome awareness. He read a good book
called "We'll Paint the Octopus Red" that taught us that there's pretty much nothing you can't do with a little brother who has Downs syndrom if you're willing to be patient and help them And then he read/sang a story called "Everybody Asked About You", but I didn't stick around for all of that one.
Would you believe that Bob is 75? I thought he looked a little old when I saw him, but not that old.
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No, I don't know what the problem is with the spacing of my paragraphs.
I never asked! I think it is beautiful.
Did you realize that Pete Townshend (of the Who) was also there Brigham? His girlfriend Rachel Fuller was performing some songs she co-wrote with Melissa Riggio to promote Down Syndrome Awareness. Pete was there as moral support.
But Bob is pretty cool too!
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