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my collection |
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my childhood CPKs |
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i grew up with 3 cabbage patch kids. my mom and her friend fought their way through a local k-mart store to bring me and my sister Rose Natasha for our birthday back in 1984. early the following year, my mom surprised us with Ana Terri so that we could each have our own cabbie. after the CPK madness, my mom rescued Amber from a yard sale. i will always have these 3 kids with me. they remind me of a happy childhood. they're not as minty as they used to be, but they'll always be among my favorites. |
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meet Ana Terri, my own first cabbie, the reason why i started collecting CPKs. she's an 'OK' factory girl, born in 1985. |
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my mom rescued Amber Natasha from a yard sale back in 1986. at the time, i was "outgrowing" dolls, so for a while she was my mom's doll until now. Amber is an 'OK' factory girl. |
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Photo coming soon! |
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Rose Natasha is technically my first CPK, but i had to share her with my sister. when Ana came to live with us, my sister and i decided that she adopt Rose and I adopt Ana. Rose is currently MIA - still have yet to be discovered at my parents' house. this is a picture of me and my sister on the day Rose came to live with us. |
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more of my collection in the next page |
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