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I forgot to pictures up of Liliya here :) she is a Swan Doll Miya 2.0 I took Liliya with me to Japan and has some photo shoots with her. But it wasn’t a lot as the weather there was bad when I was there - snow storms, blizzards or raining haha! Liliya has been a joy to have around. I don’t really like her body very much so I might change it at some point soon :) but her face! So very very dear
Wishlist!
- April Story Hannah
- Smart Doll Chitose
- Swan Doll: Miya 2.0
- Rosenlied Holiday's child (with sculpt/face up by Kana)
- one of Kana's 1/3 female sculpt
- Myou Doll Zuzana
- Myou Doll Matcha
- Loong Soul Huang Lin
Took Ava out for a photo meet a couple of weeks back. Here are some of my favourite shots :)
Meet Ava, my first bjd! She's a second hand custom house sia that my sister picked up from the flea market
A Little Princess
Do you remember those times you read stories about fairies, dolls and faraway lands; of magic and wonder; of kindness and grace? I do. I grew up with a parent who believed I should read as much as my little head could, even though he himself could not understand much of what I was reading. I had grandparents who attempted to indulge in my fantasies. And I had lots of dreams of dolls. I started reading A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett when I was quite young. It was one of those little ladybird versions, so it was easy for young readers. Nevertheless, I was captured by the artwork featured on the books.
At that time, silly young me believed I have seen similar dolls in the shops and asked a very doting, if abrupt, grandfather to hunt one down for me. He lived out in the sticks, in a very small and some what poor town. Where was this man to find a ball jointed doll? The clearly disappointed child has grown into an adult who would still like to have her own doll. My tastes are some what different now, but I would still like a ball jointed doll of my own. And soon, I will have 2! Both are secondhand “rescues” that I have sent off to do some minor clean up work on. Hopefully, they will return soon and then, I will have pictures of my new family - Ava and Bobette. I can’t wait!