This four-digit number designates the year Tippi was born.

This site of a trip taken by Tippi and Eric in the 1980s, it features a famous structure opened the year Tippi was born.

As a teenage girl, Tippi once lead this annual holiday procession, the largest in the world.

Tippi once traumatized her younger brother Bill by putting this item at the foot of his bed following a screening of the sci-fi horror film, "The Thing From Another World"

Born on a public holiday and featuring a misspelled name on his birth certificate.

A young, single woman moves in with seven older men, in this Disney celebration of romance and free love.

A certain sum of Canada Dry bottle caps, once permitted Tippi and her children low-budget access to this well-known amusement park in Canandaigua, New York.

Published in 2016, and the only memoir in the English language in which the word "penis" appears in the very first sentence.

Tippi's alcohol beverage of choice.

He once set fire to a field and to a barn, though not in the same year.

Carolyn Jean Stilson and this bag of hot air both exploded onto the scene.

The only continents in the world were Tippi has not traveled.

Rivaling Uta Hagen and Elizabeth Taylor, Tippi once gave a stellar performance as "Martha" in this 1962 Edward Albee play.

Favorite rhetorical question posed to misbehaving children riding unbelted in back seat of a moving vehicle.

"Sheldon".

This contemporary of Tippi was born, robbing her of casting opportunities and certain Oscars in such films as Klute, Barefoot in the Park, and Barbarella.

A family favorite of a bygone era, where children under (and sometimes over) 12 get in for free.

"Born in the Bedroom; Raised underfoot", this upper New York State cattery has been breeding and showing Grand Champions and Regional Winners for over 20 years.

Trey and L.J., for example, but not Seraphine and Rachael.

Her middle name is taken from a well-known Irish confluence, described by Frank McCourt as "the river that kills".

Published a year before Tippi was born, this novel nonetheless remained the best selling book in America.

Lenape for "Island of Many Hills".

Written, Directed and Produced by Tippi and performed in June 1970 at Elco High School Auditorium, Lebanon, Pennsylvania.

Lesley and Tippi have both done this three times.

Clarence Williams III.