davidd's A DOLL A DAY 2024

[davidd]

Eos is so pretty.

Yes, but her costume sheds rivets and beads and buttons like nobody's business. Then again, she's old. I'm not sure how Pullip Years translate to People Years.

So did you decide to keep her then?\
I see your tired & cranky and raise you one nervous breakdown.

I guess so; although it won't be for sure until I take her hair out of the plastic tubes.

Some of the members on an action figure forum were talking about an eBay listing for a 1/6-scale figure diorama that somebody is trying to sell. It belonged to the uncle of the seller. The uncle died, and there's nobody who wants his stuff. Kinda has me thinking about having too much stuff. I used to never think much about "the end is nigh," but it seems like every time I look at one of the action figure forums there's something making me realize how pointless it is to have all this junk, and how increasingly unlikely it is that I'll get around to most of the projects I'd planned to get around to. Coming online is starting to be pretty depressing, actually.

But not being online is even more depressing, sitting here looking around at all the stuff, doll or not-doll, like stacks of books that I've never read and probably never will because there are only so many hours in the day and why th' heck did I just buy... BUY not borrow... a book about building greenhouses?!?  I have so much stuff I need to fix -- all the wooden decks are rotting out at this point -- and just...

You obviously get it, so I don't needa 'splain.

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13 June - A Doll A Day 2024:

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Detail pic showcasing the saucer-sized earrings of Hasbro's Alphabet Club™ Maxie.

Look, it was the 1980s, okay? Ya kinda hadda be there.

More (than you ever wanted to know) about Maxie:

http://marilynsmyth.free.fr/maxie.php

13 June - A Doll A Day 2024

[And no, Alphabet Club™ Maxie was not an actual release, altho' it shoulda been.]