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Back in 2016 the shops at Roanoke VA were still open and things were going well for the RR. C40-8.5W 8500 is at the shops for testing or something.

A monkey on display at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History.

Wei can't go on the zip line but we found cheap thrills for him lower to the ground.

RELEASE DATE: 1986

MANUFACTURER: Coleco

BODY TYPE: Stuffed; tag 1978, 1982; made in Taiwan; red 1986 signature

HEAD MOLD: 1978, 1983; #5 unmarked "single tooth"

SPECIAL FEATURES: Holds objects in right hand

SPECIAL FEATURES: Holds objects in right hand

 

PERSONAL FUN FACT written by my sister: In the summer of 2022 (or was it 2023?) I remember seeing a couple of these darlings--lemon locks, one tooth, girl--at our local flea market. However, they were never the right price on the right day. Shelly was ecstatic, therefore, when this cutie literally showed up on our doorstep in July 2024! The two guys who sent us Lanie back in 2020 most generously sent us two HUGE boxes of dolls (which we call the "Barbies and Biggies lot") as a surprise. The first box contained mostly Barbies, but also had our BIG soft sculptured girl and this Circus Kid. I'll never understand the Circus Kid gimmick. I like the classic Cabbage Patch look--normal babyish clothes. I think where the line may have lost its popularity is when they started these gimmicky lines. See, dolls like the Twins are great because they wear nice, normal clothes for Cabbage Babies, but two dolls equals twice the fun! The World Traveler line looks less classic, but still pretty tame and very cute. Plus, the idea of Cabbies traveling abroad is CUTE. But taking an adorable Cabbage child and dressing her like a clown (and clowns are scary), that's just not sensible marketing. That's my opinion anyway, but I never liked the circus (I was scared of the clowns). Anyway, I love that Lenore is from a specialty line, even if it's a weird one! She's absolutely precious, especially with that little tooth! And she doesn't spend a lot of time dressed as a clown. Shelly suggested the name Lenore for her and I LOVE the name. I love the name Lenore in general, and I think it fits this little beauty! She's so much fun and I'm so thankful to the guys who sent her to join our family!

I love photos that make me smile! This one makes me laugh :-) Just a fun shot spotted at the 'Focus on Imaging' show at Birmingham NEC today.

Srsly, this guy was stuffed. Natural light.

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Just some minor stuff for now. The big stuff will come in very soon!

Mostly parts for my Kogswell. The 700x28 Paselas will go on my Vent Noir, assuming they're true to the marked size.

Clara and I made stuffed peppers, veggie style with Morningstar meat starters.

more design books and some Hello Kitty christmas ornaments

April 6, 2017

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"Difficult things take a long time, impossible things a little longer." - Unknown

 

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The bandanna was my old dog's after one of her visits to the groomer. The stuffed dog was her "baby" because it looked similar to her.

 

It's been almost four years since we had to put her down, and I still miss her.

UP 9950 on display at the Western America Railroad Museum in Barstow, CA.

A bright street art piece depicting a stuffed toy. Lismore Back Alley Gallery 2013

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