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Yep! And theres more un-baled
Wow that's a lot!
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Yep! And theres more un-baled
Thank ya!
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Holy cow, Bella! Those pics are BEAUTIFUL!!!
Holy cow, Bella! Those pics are BEAUTIFUL!!!We never get rainbows here cause of the mountains.:/
It's so difficult when you hit that age where you don't play with your toys anymore but still love them and have such great memories with them that you don't want to get rid of them. I hit that age about a year ago. This year I'm getting rid of a lot more of my toys. But, it's still so sad!I miss the old days when all I wanted to do was play. But I also love the fact that when I donate them or give them to friends, the toys will be loved and enjoyed just as much as when I had them.
Pretty!
Thank you Sarah!It was a really bright one. Awww, that's sad.
We rarely get them here.![]()
I feel ya sis,I hit that age a few months after I turned 13. Some of the stuff has been really hard to give up, but I've given most of my stuffed animals and toys to my siblings, and what's left are in a tote in the basement.![]()
I just can't seem to part with my huge collection of Littlest Pet Shop, Breyer model horses, Star Wars Lego's, my 3 American Girl dolls, my SpringField doll, and my two totes of American Girl doll/SpringField doll clothing and accessories. (Even though I could make about $60.00+ on some of my retired doll outfits, and about $300.00 on my retired "Doll of The Year". American Girl is in crazy demand and crazy expensive. They're doll outfits are $30.00, and they're dolls are $120.00.But I was crazy into them from ages 9-12.) I suppose as I get older I'll end up giving more to my siblings, then what's left will be saved for my future kids.![]()
My sister and I used to believe that our stuffed animals were alive just they didn't move in front of us. We would spend hours watching them from behind doors, waiting for one of them to fall for our trap and start walking around.Thank you Sarah!It was a really bright one. Awww, that's sad.
We rarely get them here.
I feel ya sis,I hit that age a few months after I turned 13. Some of the stuff has been really hard to give up, but I've given most of my stuffed animals and toys to my siblings, and what's left are in a tote in the basement.
I just can't seem to part with my huge collection of Littlest Pet Shop, Breyer model horses, Star Wars Lego's, my 3 American Girl dolls, my SpringField doll, and my two totes of American Girl doll/SpringField doll clothing and accessories. (Even though I could make about $60.00+ on some of my retired doll outfits, and about $300.00 on my retired "Doll of The Year". American Girl is in crazy demand and crazy expensive. They're doll outfits are $30.00, and they're dolls are $120.00.But I was crazy into them from ages 9-12.) I suppose as I get older I'll end up giving more to my siblings, then what's left will be saved for my future kids.
It sure looks like it! Yeah, but when we do get to see even a small one, it's even more spectacular!
IKR?! When I was little I used to think stuffed animals had "feelings" so it took me FOREVER to get to the right age to actually part with some of them. I know for a fact that I shall never get rid of a couple. Even my mom still has some stuffed animals she grew up with. It's amazing how one can get so attached to toys.
I never got an American Girl doll. ALL my friends got one and I would cry because I couldn't have one. Lol. But I had my mom's Raggedy Ann and loved playing with her. I also bought most of the American Girl books so I know most the stories by heart even though I never got a doll.
WOW! Great pictures of it. I caught a rainbow at one time and took pictures of it but you could hardly see it, a woman in a car in front of the rainbow stands out instead. xD