In case of terror attack…
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Inspired by this article, I thought I’d share what I’ve got in my bag, in case of terror attack(not to be confused with Panic Attack).
1. Strawberry mittens, odd pair, swapped one with one of Rah’s.
2. My dearly beloved book. And pen. Pen brought on Saturday to write down my contact details for High School boy.
3. Fly Away Bird – copy I meant to leave with N. for D.
4. Blythe scheduler.
5. Crime and Punishment(took a back seat for the deathly hallows but is now #1 again)
6. Train/bus tickets.
7. $4.50 Yay!
8. Wallet
8. (there are two 8s! ha!) Mobile phone
9. Lipstick and white eyeshadow.
10. Camo print blythe sized converse.
11. Ipod and cheap earphones.
12. decotape! Rilakkuma and Miss Bunny. Such a vital purchase I haven’t taken it out of my bag… :S
13. Jila Mints. Real sugar and peppermint flavour. Highly Recommended.
14. Honey trap lip balm by Lush. The label came off, but the lip balm lives on.
15. Knitting needle guage.
16. Neurofens.
17. Cupcake coin purse.
18. Bluebird of Friendyness, for emergencies.
19. Train timetable.
20. Rosie Red’s hair comb.
Bag: Chirp Truckette by Queen Bee. Best. Bag. Ever.

I shall look after yoooou

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Snuffy and the Krollie are getting on very well indeed!

Little Friends

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Vanessa and Tim’s very handsome rabbit, K, has come to live with us for a few weeks, as they are going on an overseas trip. He is large and handsome and oh so cute. He is a joy to have in my little pack of Canary, dog and now rabbit, and everyone is getting on well and are quite friendly!
In other news, I’m hibernating, and have had some lovely visits from lots of different friends, as well as working on stuff for my upcoming exhibition at the Penrith Regional Gallery, including some knitted and crochetted animals, and enjoying documentaries(decline of civilisation, right now), and also japanese game show weirdness on youtube.

Daniel is in town! Daniel is the foodiest of all of my friends. He studies food blogs religiously, and when he visits, we tend to go on eating tours of Sydneys, with date after hot date. Yesterday we went on a tour including East Ocean Yum Cha, where I got to eat my most favourite food ever, Cha Leong, to which Daniel said “It’s all made out of flour”. It’s true. Deep fried donutty bread wrapped in hot, silky rice flour noodles. Mmmmmm. Later in the day we attempted to get Nasi Lemak at Chinese Malay on Hunter St, but they were sold out for the day. Mmmm… food day.

I had a little surprise tea party with some of my friends Linda and Fran from the Australian Blythe Message Boards in my yard yesterday. We had an amazing feast of snickerdoodles and bruschetta and rose tea and lamingtons, and I got to bust out my new amazing 3 tiered stand!

Fran brought a Velvet Minuet from Linda, and I named it Helen! I have a Fancy Pansy named Francesca, who I named after Fran! So sweet and narcissistic!

The neighbours were out the front having their Christmas in July “street party” while we were out the front taking some of these snaps, and we provided them with some entertainment.

Also, Linda is going to be on the ABC tv show “collectors”, showing off her Blythe collection and doing some customising! She’s a bit shy, but the rest of us know she will be an awesome spokesperson!

In other news, my little tea for two blythe, seen below wearing a giant red hair bow is currently having “Imogen Love Week” as I felt she was a much neglected doll. This goes to explain why I’ve been taking her everywhere on my regional tours, and taking photos every day!

Ok! On to the dolly photos!