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BODY PARTS FLYING ONCE AGAIN... OH MY!

DAY OF DOLLS, JOEL AND FUN!
Yesterday I met up with a a very talented artist and friend, 
Joel Sharp and we played with dolls.

Well... we weren't really playing with them, but rather 
chopping them up.

- Hey, ... I heard that shriek out there - 

Recently I received some beautiful Japanese dolls from 
my friend, Linda and have to admit I was a bit hesitant in 
hacking away. But those scissors were calling me and Joel 
is so fun. His imagination and creativity astounds me. 

At this time my little babies are a work in progress, so
will keep you updated. But for now, remember a person 
really needs to play.

And it's always more fun with two!


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  1. I look forward in wonder to waht is to become of those dolls.

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  2. How delightful! The first thing I did as a child when receiving a dreaded doll (I wanted Dinosaurs) was to cut her head off, so this post completely intrigues me! LOL! Can't wait to see what you and Joel have planned for them. Something creepy??? :)

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  3. Like Gwen I wasn't that thrilled with getting doll as a kid...I wanted a Fort Apache and a train set and a building set, and trucks,...I didn't chop off heads. I dressed them real pretty and left them on my bed. It will be very interesting to see the results here! (I did get a Ft. Apache and building blocks!)

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