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Wednesday, November 11th, 2009

Sesame Street – Taking Care of Nature

I noticed that Sesame Street is celebrating it’s 40th anniversary by encouraging an environmentally-friendly theme for it’s upcoming TV shows.  With such live stage shows as “Elmo’s Green Thumb”, a major promotional campaign and TV show themes to instill in children a love and appreciation of nature, many of you parents will be pleased to know that it looks like the show is going in the right direction. 

It was such a pleasure to have been able to participate (and announce my cause of raising celiac awareness) alongside the Sesame Street Halloween concert in Pasadena.  For those of you who didn’t have a chance to read up on this wonderful event, please click the above link.

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Wednesday, November 4th, 2009

Today is the 40th Anniversary of Sesame Street!

Friends, as many of you know, in addition to being a staunch supporter of the cause of raising celiac awareness, I’m also a children’s author.  With that, it is only fitting that I take a moment to mention Sesame Street.

 

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It’s hard to believe that Sesame Street has really been around for 40 years!  There aren’t very many children’s brands/themes that are able to withstand the progression of the generations, but looks like Sesame Street has indeed passed the test.

It was fitting that the highly praised Sesame Street Halloween Concert, which I had the pleasure of participating in, (see blog entry from 10/27/09) nearly coincided with this special anniversary. Better yet, I had the opportunity to announce my cause to the 2,000 people in attendance!

Enjoy your day and don’t forget to take a moment to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Sesame Street!

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Thursday, October 29th, 2009

Sesame Street Character to Meet Danny the Dragon!

It is such a delight to know that the Count, from the Sesame Street that we all know and love, will be present for the “Sesame Street Halloween” family concert tomorrow night in Pasadena, CA. (Please see blog entry from 10/27/09 for full details about the concert)

Danny the Dragon  (lovable character from my children’s series of the same name) will surely enjoy this introduction. And I hope that the 2,000 attendees will as well.

Time to get back to getting prepared for the event!

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Wednesday, October 28th, 2009

Great Press Coverage of the Sesame Street Halloween Concert!

As many of you know, the Pasadena City College Orchestra’s biggest concert of the year is just a few days away: Sesame Street Halloween!

We are seeing great press coverage of this well-loved family event, which I am pleased to be a part of, and at which I will be promoting Celiac awareness. Click here and scroll halfway down to read a recent article about the concert.

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