Speaking of vanity

[blogslut]

See that vanity on the lower right? I totally had that when I was a little girl!

[Kali]

1. the one with the little pregnant girl sitting in the chair?

:wtf: :rofl:

[blogslut]

2. Princess Waistline!

Missy!

EDIT ADD: Okay. My bad. Empire Waistline.

Just the same, Princess Waistline is the better response.

[Kali]

7. I agree

Princess Waistline is better.

Her and Prince Hatband got it going on!

[blogslut]

8. heehee

;)

[latebloomer]

3. "Suzy Homemaker", huh?

Never knew where that phrase came from.

Wow, you were a lucky child!

[blogslut]

4. Sort of

My spoiled cousin had all-white furniture, the real stuff, made out of wood with gilt trim. That plastic vanity was my parent's attempt to satisfy my seething enmity.

[siligut]

5. My best friend had the real wood white stuff with gilt trim.

And I didn't get the vanity! I still had a great childhood though, we just weren't very materialistic.

[blogslut]

6. I also asked for and got this doll

http://www.whitless.com/littlemissnoname2.htm

I loved her. Being the baby of the family, I was a wee bit spoiled. Just the same, I think my folks did okay.

[siligut]

9. She is adorable.

I had never seen that doll before. It is sweet you wanted her and not some glamour doll.

[blogslut]

10. She didn't last long on the shelves

It was the mid-sixties. A doll like her probably wouldn't be released today because people would think it was bad taste. Apparently she creeped out too many little girls.

[mcctatas]

11. lucky girl, my vanity was constructed kinda like this

fecking hippie parents! :grr:

[blogslut]

12. Awww, it's all good

Thing is, my folks were depression-era children so there was a lot of re-use/repair in our house. My Dad bought our home on the GI bill. Plus we lived in an area where the cost of living was incredible. He supported a wife and 4 kids on $20,000 a year.

Personally, I love cinder block furniture. :hi: