Polly Pockets

Our girls had many, many Polly Pockets when they were young girls. After discovering that our older granddaughter is enjoying them, Clare and I have retrieved the girls’ collection from the attic and offered to take them with us on our Christmas visit. This is part of our continuing quest to use-up, donate, or “transfer ownership” items in our house…

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Looking back
  1 year ago: No post
 2 years ago: “Hawthorne strainer” (an early realization of the Google Pixel/Photos filename issue!)
 3 years ago: No post
 4 years ago: No post
 5 years ago: “More low tech”
 6 years ago: “Into the woods”
 7 years ago: “Cantilevered”
 8 years ago: “Small or Yellow anise tree”
 9 years ago: “Hard to believe it’s been a year…”
10 years ago: “Not in the greenhouse”
11 years ago: “Humility”

[Mags]

It's nice that your grandchildren want these treasures their mothers played with. =)

[Danette Thompson]

I’ve been working on that, too, albeit slowly!

[KAL]

These have cherished memories with them. Good they are to be played with again>