I hope everyone is well after Hurricane Sandy decided to run through our world. Praise the Lord! This was a time for everyone to pray and thank God for your health and safety during this time. There wasn't too much damage in my neck of the woods - we still had electricity and not much flooding. I heard that the train stations were all flooded so it might be some time before I have to go to work. That actually works out for me cause I'd gotten sick with a bad bought of bronchitis and I need the rest. Haven't posted here for a couple of months. Since my last post which was in August, I'd purchased two more dolls. Another Lizette renamed Monique and the Essential Amber brunette. She gets to keep her name being that she's the only one! I also sent some girls to new homes as I wasn't really playing with them anymore - Paris Williams and Friday Foster went to live in Staten Island, with my best girlfriend Anika! Esme' and RayChelle went to live in Staten Island as well with one of my co-worker's Gladys. They're all very happy! Gladys has taken pictures of them already and even changed their outfits. They also have new names Mya and Sapphire - after her granddaughters. Of course, I still have three more dolls that I want! (Like we didn't see that coming!) LOL! But, at least they're only Evangelines' and I really just want one of their bodies. (tee hee hee) :P Now & Forever Vinyl and hard plastic make for very poseable doll! Moondust close up Moon over Mortuary close up Here's my gal Eva, aka Visiting Frogmore close up a pose rear view My plan is to take the body of Moon over Mortuary and switch it with Eva's. And since Now and Forever and Moondust have that flexible body, I will want to play with them more. Now & Forever, Moondust and Moon over Mortuary are all wigged dolls. More dolly variables!! Woo hoo! But that's not taking place until next year! Maybe WI will have a great sale!!
Hurricane Sandy continues its march to the East Coast. Here is a shot of the Atlantic Ocean wild with waves crashing into the Pier on Commerical Boulevard, Ft. Lauderdale~
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I’ve never seen New York like this. On Monday night, the police cars on my block were underwater. The aftermath is unreal. Leaves, bloated with storm water, clog the streets. People stand on corners, pointing the dying light of their iPhone at the sky, hoping for a signal. Mattresses have been tossed out onto the …
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