Annabelle was made by Madame Alexander for one year only, 1952 — the year I turned five. My mother loved dolls, but had grown up poor. She only had one doll in her entire life, a china-headed doll she got… Read More ›
hard plastic dolls
SERENDIPITY PHOTO PROMPT 2015-6
SERENDIPITY PHOTO STORY PROMPT WEDNESDAY – 2015 #6 Welcome to Frisbee Wednesday where we celebrate … well, whatever. Mainly, we try to write something about a picture. This week’s picture is my own, beloved plastic pal, Toni — by Ideal. She is… Read More ›
CEE’S BLACK AND WHITE PHOTO CHALLENGE: PLASTIC STUFF
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Things Made Out of Plastic Old dolls, coffee mugs. Clocks and canisters. Computers and CDs. All plastic. A gallery of plastic at home.
PLASTIC SMILES – YESTERYEAR’S DOLLS
Not Los Angeles. Nor old movie stars full of Botox to make them “look younger” (really makes them look like corpses, but I digress). It could be a metaphor of that West Coast city and many of its inhabitants. I’m… Read More ›
Plastic Pals — Dolls of Yesteryear
My first doll. I got her for my 5th birthday in 1952. Annabelle was only produced by Madame Alexander for one year. She was my first and my favorite. I adored her and she was always with me. This pretty… Read More ›
Daily Prompt: Prized Possession — Annabelle
Annabelle was a doll made by Madame Alexander. She was in production for one year only — 1952 — the year I turned five. My mother loved dolls, but she had grown up poor. She had only had one doll… Read More ›
SERENDIPITY - SEEKING INTELLIGENT LIFE ON EARTH 