Dialogue Carbs

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Such a brave little trooper. Taking care of those carbs for me...

Thanks for reading! Hope he gave a giggle or two.

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Thank you! In the constant battle of the bulge, he's my little savior.

I just figured some resin-moms and pops were probably appalled. I fear I'm very cavalier about my little guy. He lives in my world, which means he gets dirty and greasy, and scuffed.

We just scrub up and move on to the next adventure. I've already invested in a backup for him because I fear one day he'll take a tumble from which he won't resurrect, and I can't imagine being without him for the 2-3 months a replacement would require!

 

heh heh. Thanks! I think I've discovered the secret to losing weight: carb-elves to take to restaurants and absorb carbs (and time)!

 

Thanks everyone!

I fear I'd horrify some of the real collectors among us. Wiishu gets dirty, falls off horses, climbs rocks... I've had to invest in a backup doll in case I push it to far one day. But I just love looking at the world through his eyes, and he's a little adventurer. Just realized I didn't include the list of his other photostories on this thread. It's getting kinda crazy-long, and these are only the ones here on DoA. (blush) There are more at the link in my sig....

 

Darkwind: Well, Jack now has a sweater he can get as dirty as he wants! Certain of Wiishu's and Pook's clothes are terribly worn. Pook loves his ant shirt and has two spares because the applique is already worn on his original! Wiishu's first PJ's are now dingy. He wears them every night and gets tucked in with his blanket. Makes you realize what he'd have all over him if he didn't have on his PJs!

Chrstphrl: Then he's happy! He lives to make people smile. I wonder, sometimes, what people who live in fear of their kids catching a sunbeam get out of the hobby. I acknowledge the fact that they do get something fulfiling and wonderful, but I can only relate intellectually. I imagine most resin-parents lie somewhere between. Someday we should have a convention somewhere that is totally dedicated to taking the kids on adventures!