Sunday, June 08, 2008

things that make me smile

This is the baby who sits on the wicker loveseat at the foot of my bed. I smile evey time I go past. I think he's a him. Isn't he adorable? How can you not smile at that?

4 comments:

  1. I have dolls all over the place. Some are pretty, some are cute, and some are just plain adorable. Many of them are dolls I made and dressed and one special one is a ByeLo baby that wears a 90 year old baptismal dress that all of my chilren and grandchildren have worn. It was my Father-in-law's. This one just makes me feel good. I have one doll who fools everyone that sees it as it is so real and moves like a real baby. I pray that I never grow too old to enjoy my dolls.

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  2. I loved hearing about your dolls, Connie! Any time you want to send me a picture.....

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  3. My almost-10 y/o granddaughter and I share an interest: we love dolls
    and stuffed animals! Now, I don't
    have near as many as she does, but
    I do have several favorites. They
    are my Millennium Celebration Cabbage Patch Kid named Alexa Dawn, my Shining Stars Teddy Bear, and
    my Barbie dressed in a Houston Rockets Dancer costume. My 2 y/o grandson, Tristan, and I most
    enjoy the baby doll we call Baby.
    We change her outfits with the
    seasons.

    Pat Cochran

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  4. Cheryl, is this the one you bought when we met at Goodwill? Right color, just couldn't remember the design on outfit.

    Enjoyed hearing from Connie & Pat.

    Mom was the doll collector. I have her 6 Amish dolls in a sleigh with wood sides & curvy black iron runners, sitting on a small quilt. Sisters each picked a favorite: Lisa's VERY similar to Cheryl's is in a cradle; Linda chose an upholstered chair to display her fancy doll. Dad sold some of her collection, but kept 2 Shirley Temple reproductions. I had a bride doll that Linda cut her hair when she was 5; Was I FURIOUS!
    My son David gave me a porcelain bisque fashion doll w/ brocaded dress like a 1800's English lady. LOVE it, but told him NO more; not going to start anymore Collections!
    Just bought a Univ of Iowa outfit for Linda's Cabbage patch doll. She has our Barbie clothes from 1963-66, but someone stole my Barbie from our yard while nephew was playing with her in her Corvette.
    Older son Brian had a baby doll from garage sale that was the exact size David was at birth, 12" long & same size footprint. What a coincidence!!

    Cheryl, have you ever eaten at the Pink Poodle in Crescent IA and seen the owner's doll collection?

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