I was more of an outdoors kid and went playing in the woods so i guess sticks...and mud pies lol nah but seriously i loved my easy bake oven Buzz and Woody dolls..action figures? im not sure what to call them..
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"Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery. Today is a gift. That's why we call it 'The Present'."
I was looking at myself talking to myself and I realized this conversation...I was having with myself looking at myself was a conversation with myself that I needed to have with myself.
I didn't have much in store bought toys. But some of the things I used to like to play with: Barrel Hoops and staves. Willow fishing poles I cut myself. Willow branch whistles us kids would make. Pie pans (the original frizbee) inner tubes, Some of our toys we only tried once such as using an umbrella as a parachute and trying to jump off the barn roof, the towel we later tried as a superman cape didn't work either. In that time broken arms and legs were considered a routine part of child hood. I never recall going to a doctor for a few broken bones unless they were compound fractures.
My Mum was cleaning the stock room in her bed room and she found all my toys in a bag
From Scorpion (from Spider Man) to Iron Man(my favourite, his face mask comes off!!!) I have Chip Hazard as well and loads more.
Going to the toy shop in the West End soon, 3 floors full of toys!! Searching for some Marvel toys and some game characters too.
Mostly we used to play out side (like how kids should be), compared to kids nowadays, they're all just glued onto them nintendos and psps and what not, sit in a corner for hours on things like that...boring..real boring....I didn't have anything that had eyes on it... so I never played with dolls etc
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> it was a doll .
))), computer, and all kinds of Toy story stuff.
And I still have same, old (older than I am) teddy in my bedroom.
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