I collect many things, mainly Ty, Boyds, Gund Snuffles bears, M and Ms stuff, Hershey's stuff, Gingerbread People (they're so sweet and spicy!), lots of other stuffed toys and I love any kind of food advertising items.
I am addicted to garage sales, rummage sales, thrift stores, consignment shops and anywhere else where I can feed my collecting habits cheaply.
I also like to crochet and knit, plus I enjoy other crafts as well. Yep, real exciting stuff here haha.
Even though I feel that pictures never do it any justice, seeing as how my work is very textural and often three dimensional, here's a few pics of some of my custom designed handiwork:
Spring 1993 Boyds Bailey
I just had to put this on my page because it's too funny:
If you have time to spare, try some of my favorite brain candy and watch these videos:
Here's a blast from the early 90s NY glam band past - Tommy and the Love Tribe
Check out SixToEightMathematicS - that's my sis Marybeth on bass:
"Do I" live at Maxwells 8-15-07
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I finally saw Toy Story 2 and think it was one of the best movies ever made. I laughed, I cried. They left out the part where the toys get to come live here and really fully enjoy the good life. Yep, my toys have better furniture than I do for myself haha. Anyhow, I like mostly kids' movies, anything animated or with animals in it always grabs my attention haha.
My favorite shows are Avatar The Last Airbender (on Nickelodeon) and the new show Storm Chasers (on the Discovery Channel and Science Channel). Human Weapon (on the History Channel) is a very interesting show as well. I also like to watch SpongeBob, old sitcoms and old cartoons. I am addicted to the Weather Channel's "Local on the 8s". I tend to listen to TV as I do other stuff, like crochet and craft. In general my fave channels are the History Channels, Food Network, National Geographic Channel, Travel Channel or Discovery Channels, Science Channel and other stuff like that. Like I said, real exciting stuff here haha.
Here's some of my faves:
And here's one I helped work on: