Showing posts with label male. Show all posts
Showing posts with label male. Show all posts

Thursday, February 16

He's an American Girl!



Whee! It's a Boy!

Momma, my Big Sister, and I rushed up to American Girl - Scottsdale this evening ... and made it with about five minutes to spare. 

That didn't give us much time to look, admire, and review but we did our best. 

Momma is flipping over Julie's Groovy Bathroom for $175. I have to admit the Allure of Indoor Plumbing is Pretty Exciting. The pink toilet is to die for (complete with blue "water"), and the tiny Love's Baby Soft brought back many grade school memories for Momma.  

Tenney is cute, but I doubt she'll be joining our Vinyl-American family. However, Tenney's Banjo ($28) is a must have for Me though. (Or maybe two so Clementine and I can Duel? Hmm....)

But let's hear it for the Boy!

Logan Everett ($115) is a real doll and long overdue. I was thrilled to see Kaya's face mold used again (finally) and with a different skin tone.

I was surprised to hear the Scottsdale store had only sold 10 Logan dolls, but they expect more crowds this weekend. 

My Big Sister's favorite was Logan's Rhythmic Drum Set ($68) and I expect it'll be making its way home with us eventually. 

Now to start thinking of band names. 

Any suggestions?



Thursday, January 26

It's a boys life

Greetings and Salutations!

Clementine and I are in a dither. Two Vinyl American boys have joined our family!

Walmart's 18" "My Life As" doll-line has introduced two school boys: an African American and a medium-skinned doll that can pass for many different cultures. 

The My Life As Doll is pose-able with a soft torso. His hair is rooted and can be brushed and styled, providing hours of playtime for your child. Most 18-inch doll clothing and accessories will fit the My Life As Doll. The PVC surface of the doll can be wiped clean, should he ever get dirty. The My Life As Doll is made of PVC.

Much as I love my new beau, he does not have a soft, hug-able torso. What he does have is an adorable face with well-sculpted lips. 

Sigh

What should we name him? Please suggest names in the comments below. 

I hope to introduce you to Clementine's also-yet-to-be-named beau tomorrow!