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Colleen Coble writes romantic suspense with a strong atmospheric element. A lovable animal of some kind--usually a dog--always populates her novels. She can be bribed with DeBrand mocha truffles.
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I has a stuff monkey. and a
miss Beasly doll (is that how ya spell it?)
My Barbies and my Baby Alive were my favorite childhood toys. God was prepping me early to care for children. Neither my sister nor I had an Easy Bake oven, but we learned cooking early from my mom.
Tiny Tears doll. I didn't have an Easy Bake oven that I recall. I don't think Mom trusted me to bake. LOL My daughter had one though and she is an excellent baker and cook.
I'm with Jel - my favorite toy was a Miss Beasley doll.
I always wanted the Easy Bake Oven, but instead, they gave me a Betty Crocker Kids Cookbook. I LOVED it, and passed it along - beaten up, stained, and worn - to my older son when he moved out on his own. And we all love to cook. ;-)
I loved my Dawn dolls and my Fisher Price Little People. Now I find toys from my childhood all the time and sell them in my eBay store. It's such fun to relive it!
I'd forgotten about some of these dolls and toys! I think I had a Miss Beasley doll, Jel, if she had glasses.
she had glasses.
I had her up in to my 20's but she went missing in one of my moves
I don't know how many times, my grandy would mend her up for me.
I hadn't have a oven , but a stove that you could fry things on , with a light bulb :)
had paper dolls to that you had to cut out. but I think the most fun I had with a toy was a button on a sting :)
I had a Jerry Mahoney ventriloquist dummy. Great fun to bring to slumber parties.
I remember Mrs. Beasley! :)
I had a Drowsy doll. She had a pink flannel body with white polka dots, and she talked when you pulled her string. She was always with me.
A few years ago, Mattel re-released the Drowsy doll, and I received two for Christmas that year.
Does anyone remember the Sunshine family?
wasn't the Sunshine family,
a dad, mom, a little boy, girl and a baby? sold as a group
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