there's so much pressure when it comes to leaving a legacy for my children. what can i give them that is sure to carry on for generations to come? i suppose there's always plastic. it's not exactly the most biodegradable product. so it's sure to stick around a while.which is why i gave my men dolls to my girls. or it could be because i'm so over them.
also. my girls get a bit upset when they can't fit barbie's dresses onto the men. and i have to remind my girls that men have broader shoulders. that's why.
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This is one of the best posts evar!
Oh yes. Pulling that out for old times sake...and now up and edward into the future...get it? Ugh.
Please tell me you didn't eat the raisin...
I shed a tear or two as memories of Men Dolls raced through my head.
And then I had a Diet Coke and was ok.
But I shall miss the boys. Sometimes.
I guess I'm going to have to google Michael Vartan. It's rough living under this rock, where I haven't seen Shrek 4 (or 3, for that matter) and never have men dolls.
Ahhhh the joy of the man doll - It could be a good lesson about science and melting points......then they could have Micheal Vartan coasters! sweet...your a good mama!...I would mind melting a little Micheal Vartan myself...purrrr
OH, here you are.
I still adore the way your blog looks, and the casual funny of your posts.
It's so good to see you!!!
Glad to know JDaniel would have fashion icon to follow in Florida. He would probably try to get the guys to wear construction gear.
I had a man doll once...many moons ago. I believe it was a GiJoe with Kung Fu grip. I distinctly remember he had back fat. WTF?
well this way you can have occasional reunion shows like they do with the waltons or the brady bunch. maybe the male version of thelma and louise......
i have to say i love not only your blog but reading the comments! even your friends are funny!
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