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That cabinet is going to look REALLY good when it is done - that may be my favorite part of the house, unless you got the Playboy mags for the boy's fort, and then it will be my second favorite.
And I would populate my house with Mrs. Tiggywinkle dolls if I won the lottery and could buy a house, and dolls.
LoL at the SofA Todd ( Sons of a Todd? ) - if sellers don't use their real location on their shop, I usually just close it, since that sets an incredibly shady tone right away.
I want to know where my stuff is coming from, not how *clever* they can be with descriptions.
Posted by: Susan | Friday, May 07, 2010 at 09:57 AM
My Regretsy submission of the day:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/26840993/barbies-wet-dream-cluster-necklace
Posted by: Anna | Friday, May 07, 2010 at 11:24 AM
It's SO wrong on so many levels!
>"This necklace was inspired by a no other than Barbie herself! I have an obsession with colors, so this necklaces speaks perfectly as to how much I love color....and Barbie. The list of materials goes on forever. Just let the photos do the talking."<
So it's not really Barbie's wet dream, and now we are given tmi about this chick's dreams.
And she felt the need to show a necklace on a full length unclothed mannequin, like showing us how it looks on naked Barbie in her dreams about her?
And it's $1200?!?!?!
For a bunch of cheap plastic Wally's crap (most likely dug out of her kid's toybox) hung on a chain that will snag your sweater while it turns your neck green.
You have an impressively keen eye for Regretsy submissions, Anna!
Posted by: Susan | Friday, May 07, 2010 at 12:52 PM
Did you see her other stuff? You should be thankful Barbie's Wet Dream was only displayed on an undressed mannequin.
Posted by: Anna | Friday, May 07, 2010 at 02:45 PM