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As a child I
was a real “doll-like” girl (i.e. all I did was play with my dolls). I had a
whole bunch of them, something like ten or so. Some were nice and beautiful - I’m thinking Corolle - others were rather ugly and cheap. But I loved
them all because, you know, one shouldn’t judge by appearances. (Yep, I already
knew it at that time).
My favourite
one was Olli, a rag doll and probably the most ugly one of them
all. Before she became mine she had lived with another child and when I got her she was kind of
worn out. Still it was doll-love at first sight. From the moment I first saw
Olli I wanted to take her with me everywhere (which I wasn’t allowed to,
unfortunately). Until the age of thirteen or
so she was my “child” and after that she was mainly just lying around in my room. (It was too hard to say goodbye, you know. After all, she was (is,
actually) the doll-love of my life.)
At the moment
Olli is at my sister’s who is going to patch her up so that she can become a
part of my adult life too, as decoration in the living room for
example. I’ll be proud to introduce Olli to you once she’s back from the
“rehabilitation”.
She might even
get a friend as I discovered “Laloushka” - a Polish brand that
specialises in (fashionista) rag dolls. (It’s actually reading about it that
made me reminiscence to my doll-childhood.) There are some very special (and
wanted) examples in the collection: the Fashion designers. I guess those dolls
are made for people like me: adults whose inner child must be unleashed from
time to time.
P.S. Which Laloushka do you prefer? I definitely want the Coco Chanel doll.
more info: http://laloushka.pl/
more info: http://laloushka.pl/














