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London (still no name) is busy catching up on her reading. SUCH an atrocious book, the writing is dire but I saw it on the swap shelf at work and couldn't resist.
Is it just me or does the pretty rose pink paint job not give this stern statement a rather fluffy feel?
Cuddles was loved so much that her ears fell off. Or maybe it was the cats.
I once co-wrote a story about a stuffed bunny named Cuddles that was loved so much that she got all raggy looking. And then the children got a new bunny, and poor Cuddles was placed in the toy chest seemingly forgotten. But the new bunny wasn't as soft and cuddly from being loved. Eventually the children learned to love both bunnies.
At the Pretty in Pink fundraiser for the Marie Keating Foundation in The Hideout. Brian Byrne/Kilcullen Diary.
Perhaps, but in the street market you can take your time, and pick and choose. I don't want my chairs to have burn marks. Not very comforting when company comes, you know.
While dolls have traditionally been toys for children, they are also collected by adults, for their nostalgic value, beauty, historical importance or financial value. Dolls have been around since the dawn of human civilization, and have been fashioned from a vast array of materials, ranging from wood, cloth and paper, to porcelain, china, and plastic