Then I saw the Blythe dolls. Oh, they were wonderful. But at $120-$140, I really couldn't justify buying myself a doll. Even a super cool Blythe doll...... There were lots of books about Blythe too (and lots about other super cool stuff -- go see the website)
So I consoled myself with this:
Isn't she cute? She came in a little box, and in Japan they come from a vending machine -- so you don't know which one you're going to get. I was lucky. I got the one I wanted. I got to indulge my gothic lolita self AND my Blythe fetish. Well, a little bit anyway....But I got these pins too, so I can wear them at school. And then the kids will think that I'm slightly cool. Well, the boys already think that I'm cool because I know all the words to Green Day songs, and I know who Billy Talent is (Canadian alternative band). The girls think I'm cool because I know the words to all of the songs from The Sound Of Music. Only in Kindergarten can these two musical genres be cool at the same time......
Ray got a little figure too -- I can't remember what it was.... but the dog is surely going to eat it soon.....
3 comments:
Oh how fun. I wish you had been able to get a big one. Some day.... I am up to (ahem) 5.. shhhhh.
Anyway, love your pix and story, and Congrats on the etsy shop (I am still making you an etsy banner, just got computer back) and I read marley and Me and is was great, if a bit sad....
xo miss you..
Yeah, and Heather got me started on Blythe too...and now I have six. So if you want to resist, you should stay away from her, cuz she's trouble I tell ya!
The wee Blythe you got is just darling. I haven't seen them anywhere before.
Where did you get those pins?
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