- 3 purple sparkly bunnies
- 1 kitchen egg timer
- 1 faceless dinosaur
- 6 mismatched doll size ice skates
- 1 stringless panda tree ornament, listing without a way to be hung up
- An assortment of bug catching and inspecting 'equipment'
- 2 Pez dispensers (Ariel and Jessie, hanging out)
- 3 flashlights

- 1 tiny gumby
- 6 rubber ducks
- 5 spin thingies
- 10 doll brushes
- 11 plastic carrots, because, you know, horses
- 1 bicycle bell, sans bicycle
- 1 non working kitchen bell timer
- 1 captain America shield
- 1 rain stick (homemade)
- An assortment of Legos (none of which I stepped on, whew)
- 3 flags (2 American, 1 pirate)
- 1 deflated beach ball
- 2 yo-yos
- 2 handmade Madeline stick dolls (she's an 'artiste')
- A large variety of farm and other animals, real and imaginary. Some looked to be of the 2-by-2 groupings (no ark in sight), but among them were a family of piggies, one of zebras, and a Hello Kitty group that had one dressed as a bumblebee. Also included was a clearly misguided and identity searching rubber duck and a well fed ladybug.
No, I did not find a partridge, nor did I come across a pear tree. I would have enjoyed encountering a pear martini. And for reference and everyone's benefit, dust bunnies are a decidedly excellent manner in which to kill an appetite. You're welcome.
(ptooey, ptooey)
You are a brave woman. I'm too scared to see what's in the bottom of our toy bins. Maybe you can come over and inspire me over a pear martini ��
ReplyDeleteI'll help you organize anytime! I have no idea how to make a pear martini, but I'm willing to find out!
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