My doll is "vintage" now.
By marguicha
@marguicha (223020)
Chile
September 11, 2016 1:59pm CST
I made a post about my granddaughter´s birthday and how she received lots of Polly Pocket dolls.
I wondered first if they would replace Barbies and then I remembered my own doll, completly replaced
I went to the web and started to search. There´s nothing I can´t find there. And sure enough, I wrote Ginny dolls and there were some, even for sale now, at E Bay.
They were much as I remember mine (my daughters tore her apart). I used to buy Simplicity patterns for her and make clothes. I learnt to sew then and there.
When Barbies came into being, I was not interested. I was more interested in parties and boys and my parents wanted me to study. No tiem for dolls or clothes. I confess I was never fond od Barbie with her grown up body, one that I would never have.
The vintage Ginny was expensive. But I still wonder they could send it to Chile. Am I too old to own a doll?
I went to the web and started to search. There´s nothing I can´t find there. And sure enough, I wrote Ginny dolls and there were some, even for sale now, at E Bay.
They were much as I remember mine (my daughters tore her apart). I used to buy Simplicity patterns for her and make clothes. I learnt to sew then and there.
When Barbies came into being, I was not interested. I was more interested in parties and boys and my parents wanted me to study. No tiem for dolls or clothes. I confess I was never fond od Barbie with her grown up body, one that I would never have.
The vintage Ginny was expensive. But I still wonder they could send it to Chile. Am I too old to own a doll?8 people like this
8 responses
@marguicha (223020)
• Chile
13 Sep 16
I was too old when I noticed Barbies. I was then more aware of a certain boy that later became my husband
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@marguicha (223020)
• Chile
13 Sep 16
@LadyDuck I was 14 then. I was looking at boys and reading in my spare time.
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@LadyDuck (471508)
• Switzerland
13 Sep 16
@marguicha 
When it was first commercialized in Italy, it was the year 1959, I was 8 years old. Too young to look at the boys, but too old to consider the dolls.
When it was first commercialized in Italy, it was the year 1959, I was 8 years old. Too young to look at the boys, but too old to consider the dolls.1 person likes this
@marguicha (223020)
• Chile
11 Sep 16
Right! I´ll save money for a doll now. After checking, I have enough money for the doll (out of my luxury savings. Now I´ll have to earn for the shipping to my country.
After checking, I have enough money for the doll (out of my luxury savings. Now I´ll have to earn for the shipping to my country.
@Tina30219 (81929)
• Onaway, Michigan
13 Sep 16
@marguicha Cool you enjoy that doll. You deserve to have something you want even if it is a doll.
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@shaggin (72131)
• United States
14 Sep 16
@marguicha I think its nice to share the things e loved with our kids. Most things my kids didn't enjoy as much as I did though.
@marguicha (223020)
• Chile
13 Sep 16
She was SO cute! I should have NEVER let my children play with her. They had their own dolls
@marguicha (223020)
• Chile
13 Sep 16
I am not too old to play and have never been. I confess that most of my friends are a little excentric as they are mostly artists. None of them are fully grownups yet and neither am I at 71
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@marguicha (223020)
• Chile
13 Sep 16
I know. I only feel old when I´m a bit depressed.
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@marguicha (223020)
• Chile
13 Sep 16
True! My husband, who was a pro soccer player when he was young, once told someone at a party that he had stopped collecting football player stamps when he got one with his face
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@hereandthere (45645)
• Philippines
13 Sep 16
the doll i remember were shaped like toddlers and their eyes closed when you lay them down.
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@marguicha (223020)
• Chile
13 Sep 16
I´ll be checking and saving now that I remembered Ginny. To think that I forgot about her for so long! Shame on me!
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