Changes: The Old Woman Who Lived in a Nine

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The Old Woman Who Lived In a Nine was an animated segment (and name of the central character in the story) created by Bud Luckey for Sesame Street. Using rhyme, it tells the tale of a woman whose life focused around the number nine (she had nine kids, nine dogs, and nine cats). However, once she discovers she has one more dog, the family packs everything to move into a "10."

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-'''The Old Lady Who Lived In a Nine''' was an animated segment (and name of the central character in the story) for [[Sesame Street]] created by [[Bud Luckey]]. In rhyme it tells the tale of a woman whose life focused around the number nine (she had nine kids, nine dogs, and nine cats). However, once she discovers she has one more dog, the family packs everything to move into a "10".
+'''The Old Woman Who Lived In a Nine''' was an animated segment (and name of the central character in the story) created by [[Bud Luckey]] for ''[[Sesame Street]]''. Using rhyme, it tells the tale of a woman whose life focused around the number [[9|nine]] (she had nine kids, nine dogs, and nine cats). However, once she discovers she has one more dog, the family packs everything to move into a "[[10]]."
-[[Category: Sesame Street Sketches]]
-[[Category: Animated Characters]]
+==See also==
-[[Category: Sesame Street Animated Segments]]
+* [[There was an Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe]]
+[[Category: Animated Characters|Old Lady Who Lived In a Nine]]
+[[Category: Sesame Street Animated Segments|Old Lady Who Lived In a Nine]]