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    What does Bert want for Christmas in the Sesame Street version of 'Jolly Old Saint Nicholas'?

    Question #15097. Asked by Sharon. (Dec 18 01 7:56 PM)


    Dan

    He wants a box for his paperclips that he has bent into the shape of letters.

    Dec 20 01, 4:54 PM


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