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[DisGirlAllie]

 

[scarscar93]

Haha, I had Bo Peep AND her sheep! I may or may not have had Woody, too. Can't remember, though.

Yeah, my doll came with a figure of her sheep, but I didn't care about them.

My brothers had Buzz, Woody, and RC. I got Bo Peep.

all in one Christmas.

 

[MickeyisBeast]

Hey, he's mine, XD. Well...not mine...but...you know what I mean.



Haha, I had Bo Peep AND her sheep! I may or may not have had Woody, too. Can't remember, though.

You can have him! I was just saying that Italian boys are hot, in general

 

[AmandaSparks730]

Kirsten Larson, 1854
Kirsten Larson is a Swedish immigrant who settles in the Minnesota Territory with her extended family. She faces the hardships, challenges, and adaptations necessary to adjust to life in America such as learning to speak English. Kirsten was one of the first three dolls produced by American Girl in 1986. Unlike many of the dolls, Kirsten's books have maintained their original illustrations (with the exception of the covers). On September 25, 2009, American Girl customers began receiving letters from the company announcing the pending archiving of Kirsten and her collection,[7] which was subsequently announced on the company's website on September 28, 2009. Kirsten was officially "archived" on the AG website on January 1, 2010. With the exception of her mini doll and books.

 

[scarscar93]

Psssh, I still have my American Girl Dolls.
I've got a look like me doll, who I named Lee [Ann] and Elizabeth, Felicity's pretty British friend And I've got a trunk full of clothes for them xD

I got a look alike doll of me too!

I named her Janie and she was Kit's bff from the future. ;D

 

[CowboyErin]

 

[MickeyisBeast]

A British person is using his new ipad. Someone runs up and grabs it from him and runs off.
British person:Come back here with my bloody pad

HAHAHAHAAAAAA xD I'm so telling Eimear this one xD

 

[AmandaSparks730]

You can have him! I was just saying that Italian boys are hot, in general

Ehhh. I tend to veer towards Irish boys, myself (though usually purely by coincedence).

But I do love me a black haired boy, so we're all good!

 

[AmandaSparks730]

Addy Walker, 1864
Addy Walker was the fifth doll added to the Historical line and remains the company's only African-American character. Her character is a fugitive slave who escapes with her mother from a plantation in South Carolina to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania during the American Civil War. Addy's stories explore themes of freedom, familial love, prejudice and racism. The six book series was written by Connie Porter and originally illustrated by Melodye Rosales and Bradford Brown, but were later redrawn by Dahl Taylor. A stage adaptation of Porter's Addy book series was commissioned and produced by the Seattle Children's Theater in 2007.[8] Addy: An American Girl Story was subsequently taken on limited national tour from January through May 2008 through Kids Entertainment, Inc.

 

[scarscar93]

Kirsten Larson, 1854
Kirsten Larson is a Swedish immigrant who settles in the Minnesota Territory with her extended family. She faces the hardships, challenges, and adaptations necessary to adjust to life in America such as learning to speak English. Kirsten was one of the first three dolls produced by American Girl in 1986. Unlike many of the dolls, Kirsten's books have maintained their original illustrations (with the exception of the covers). On September 25, 2009, American Girl customers began receiving letters from the company announcing the pending archiving of Kirsten and her collection,[7] which was subsequently announced on the company's website on September 28, 2009. Kirsten was officially "archived" on the AG website on January 1, 2010. With the exception of her mini doll and books.

oh my gosh, that one part in "Meet Kirsten" always made me feel so sad.

A British person is using his new ipad. Someone runs up and grabs it from him and runs off.
British person:Come back here with my bloody pad

HAHAHAHAAAAAA xD I'm so telling Eimear this one xD

that's just not okay.

 

[MickeyisBeast]

I got a look alike doll of me too!

I named her Janie and she was Kit's bff from the future. ;D

OMG my look like me doll was Elizabeth's twin! [Even though Lee has brown straight hair, green eyes, bangs, and looked nothing like Elizabeth, who has blonde curly hair, blue eyes, and no bangs.] xD

 

[AmandaSparks730]

Samantha Parkington, 1904
Samantha is an only child growing up during the Edwardian period (although American Girl designated her as Victorian). Orphaned at age three and raised by her wealthy Victorian-era grandmother in fictional Mount Bedford, New York, Samantha befriends a poor servant girl named Nellie O'Malley. Eventually Samantha, Nellie and Nellie's young sisters are adopted by Samantha's uncle and aunt. Samantha book themes include women's suffrage, child labor, and classism. Red Om Productions produced "Samantha, An American Girl Holiday," in cooperation with American Girl. The show premiered on WB Television Network, Samantha: An American Girl Holiday in November 2004 and was released to DVD soon thereafter. American Girl introduced the concept of 'archiving' in October 2008 when it announced plans to cease production of Samantha and collection (including Nellie).[9] Samantha was then officially archived on May 31, 2009.[10]

(I had the Samantha doll...I think I still have her, actually!)

 

[scarscar93]

OMG my look like me doll was Elizabeth's twin! [Even though Lee has brown straight hair, green eyes, bangs, and looked nothing like Elizabeth, who has blonde curly hair, blue eyes, and no bangs.] xD

Mine had straight brown hair, bangs, and brown eyes.

 

[MickeyisBeast]

Ehhh. I tend to veer towards Irish boys, myself (though usually purely by coincedence).

But I do love me a black haired boy, so we're all good!

I'm pretty sure all the guys I have liked were Italian.
Except for one, actually.

 

[AmandaSparks730]

oh my gosh, that one part in "Meet Kirsten" always made me feel so sad.


that's just not okay.

Yes! I was always like "w...wha... ". She was my second-favourite girl.

 

[AmandaSparks730]

Nellie O'Malley
Nellie O'Malley, Samantha's best friend, is an Irish immigrant who works for Samantha's neighbors and is befriended by Samantha. She personifies the working-class immigrant experience of the time and teaches Samantha about the conditions faced by children who are part of the work force. Her mean uncle Mike abandoned her and her sisters on the street. Nellie and her sisters are orphaned and later adopted by Samantha's relatives. In 2004, American Girl introduced a new line of Best Friend dolls with Nellie O'Malley debuting as Samantha's Best Friend in conjunction with the Samantha DVD release. Nellie was marketed with a small collection of clothing and a book written by Valerie Tripp, Nellie's Promise, which chronicles the character's growth and adjustment to her recent adoption. As Nellie was part of Samantha's collection with the exception of her mini doll, books, and DVD, she was "archived" at the same time as Samantha.

 

[scarscar93]

It's kind of weird/creepy.

Every guy that I've liked, found attractive, or thought may have liked me have all had the same build, hair color, and eye colour.

 

[MickeyisBeast]

Trudy: Let's move this party to the couch. | Spencer: The couch is... broken. | Trudy: Let's go break it some more ;D LOOL @ iCarly xD

 

[scarscar93]

Yes! I was always like "w...wha... ". She was my second-favourite girl.

you can't just say "our daughter died last night" and expect a first grader reading the book to be okay with it.

I had bad dreams after reading that...

 

[AmandaSparks730]

I'm pretty sure all the guys I have liked were Italian.
Except for one, actually.

Previous crush: Irish, red hair, green eyes, freckles. Short.
One before that: Irish, brown hair, amber eyes, no freckles. Tall.

And now current: Italian, black hair, no freckles, medium-ish height...and I have no idea what colour his eyes are.