Hans Remembers- Wednesday February 25, 1970- 50 years ago.
- In an episode of the children’s TV series Sesame Street- a routine was performed for the first time and it would become a best-selling record- “Rubber Duckie” an ode to a rubber duck bathtub toy. The rubber duck had been invented back in 1947 by sculptor Peter Ganine. The song had been written by Jeff Moss and arranged by Joe Raposo- who was famous for his work with Frank Sinatra.

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- Dying on this day at age 66 Latvian born American abstract expressionist Mark Rothko of suicide.
- At the University of California at Santa Barbara after a speech by Attorney William Kunstler- a crowd of demonstrators rioted in the Isla Vista second of town near the college campus and burned down a branch of the Bank Of America. A 17 year old demonstrator was quoted of saying they burned down the bank because it was there. “It was the biggest capitalist establishment thing around.”
One of my kids loved Ernie and his song so much I did his bedroom in rubber ducky decor.
A song you hear once- and it sticks in your head.
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“Every day when I make my way to the tubby,
I find a little fella who’s bright and yellow and chubby
(A rub-a-dub-dubby)”
Who can resist those lyrics ❤