Penelope immediately found a Little People house that she knelt beside and refused to abandon. For $5, it was the perfect second-hand find.
But it brings me to my dilemma. Toys. We have too, too, too many toys. Perhaps it's because I, the only child of a shopaholic, gave birth to two beautiful girls providing fodder to the desire to spoil little girls. Or maybe, the toys get busy when we're not looking and multiply at a frenzied rate. Or many, I'm a lousy housewife and just don't clean out the toy chests often enough.
But it does not explain the clusters of stuff. There are a few (many, many) categories of toys taking over the girls' rooms, the basement, the living room and one of the bathrooms.
They include:
Horses. I believe Carolyn might have fancied horses for about a week sometime in early 2007.
Bunnies. This might be Easter related. Also, I have no idea why this is underlined.
Ducks. Also, perhaps, Easter related. Also part of our Barnyard overload.
Little People. I think I mentioned this.
The list also includes kitty cats, wild cats (leopards, cheetahs, tigers), dogs, teddy bears and dollys. I'm thinking a garage sale is our best option at this point.
1 comment:
I like how you got all the toys together for photos. You cleverly lined them up like it was class pictures or something. You even have a ducky background for the duckies!
Post a Comment