What was your favorite toy...

I Mrs. Beasley!!! Had her for years.


I'm skeered KD and Kimmi might misread this and answer....rabbit

I Mrs. Beasley!!! Had her for years.


I'm skeered KD and Kimmi might misread this and answer....rabbit

You mean a real rabbit as in the furry kind like a bunny rabbit? I had one for a few days until we discovered I was highly allergic! It was sad.

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But, no, not the rabbit they have

Dancerina, Chatty Cathy and my Baby First Step doll. Anyone remember these dolls. I repurchased these dolls and some Baby Magic dolls off of Ebay a couple of years ago. And they work!

My Thundercats action figures, which are still in my parent's attic.

My Thundercats action figures, which are still in my parent's attic.

found a photo!

Dancerina, Chatty Cathy and my Baby First Step doll. Anyone remember these dolls. I repurchased these dolls and some Baby Magic dolls off of Ebay a couple of years ago. And they work!

I have my original Chatty Cathy in the red velvet coat! The voice is a little scratchy though.

I think that is the one I had when growing up. Tried to find one like her with the correct clothes to put on here but could never find a picture with the red velvet coat. Sure wish I still had my original ones. Wished I had kept all of my barbies and clothes. They would probably be worth a fortune right now!

Here's one

Cabbage Patch Kids. Hands down. My dad still talks about how far he had to drive to get them for me. And Barbie.

I never got any dolls that talked.

:clap_1: Oh, Johnrudy, That was my very favorite non doll affiliated toy. I had a yellow Easy Bake Oven when around 7 years of age. Loved baking cakes. They sure were good! I have that very color one now. With original cake pans. And the ever popular classic stingray bike with the banana seat and sissy bar was another favorite of mine.

I think you have to be over 40 to remember these. Loved 'em!

Cabbage Patch Kids. Hands down. My dad still talks about how far he had to drive to get them for me. And Barbie.

I never got any dolls that talked.

Yes, dear, I did the same thing! And those dang dolls keep coming back to my house for some reason! They are in my garage as we speak!!

SJ!!! That's hilarious!! We musta put June on at the same time!!

Horses- Breyer and real!

Matchbox cars

My Thundercats action figures, which are still in my parent's attic.

Bsmart--save those! I wish I'd saved my son's He-Man stuff, he could sell it on Ebay to pay off his student loans. He liked Thundercats, too.

Thunder thunder thunder thunder CATS!

Me, I loved my Raggedy Ann doll. I had a collection of toy horses, as well.

i had a game i played that was my uncle's called "coo coo choo choo"

this is a newer version, but I remember making these things and they ended up all over the house! Poor vacum cleaner!
http://i.walmart.com/i/p/00/02/28/76/55/0002287655277_215X215.jpg

this is a newer version, but I remember making these things and they ended up all over the house! Poor vacum cleaner!
http://i.walmart.com/i/p/00/02/28/76/55/0002287655277_215X215.jpg

Creepy Crawlers!!! Yes, and we made shrinky dinks too.

Creepy Crawlers!!! Yes, and we made shrinky dinks too.

I can still imagine the smell in the back of my mind...cooking rubber.....maybe the fumes fried my brain.....

I mainly played outside, treehouse, digging for worms & bugs, and setting up forts (ok I was a major tomboy ) but

I loved this Wizard of Oz board game, clue, silly puddy,

I am now figuring out that I can not remember much....I guess those brain cells are gone

I mainly played outside, treehouse, digging for worms & bugs, and setting up forts (ok I was a major tomboy ) but

I loved this Wizard of Oz board game, clue, silly puddy,

I am now figuring out that I can not remember much....I guess those brain cells are gone

I LOVED making forts! I used to play in the woods...looking for box turtles. I wasn't so much a tomboy as I was an adventurer