I have wanted to play with this sized doll for a while. This one is a Bratz version. They are called Bratillaz. I am not usually very interested in Bratz. |
Her shoes come off, unlike the Bratz I've seen who have peg legs that fit into solid shoes. She was in a thrift store. Her skin is not one of the colors of the rainbow. These, for me, are plusses. |
For my dolls, I prefer a more natural look, but this one is fun to play with and the camera loves her cartoon like face. |
She even had her shoes. This is not usual for a thrift store doll. |
that she is meant to be a witch. Almost any time I get a thrift
store doll and it turns out to have monetary value, I try to sell her. I'm still missing my Mattel Grandma Happy Family doll, but could not justify keeping her when I saw what she would bring. So, Meygana is up for sale. If she does not sell, I will have fun redressing her and playing with her hair.
Let me run on, for a bit, about my attitude.
When I was growing up we thought of witches as purely fictional. We dressed up as witches. I still enjoy "Bewitched" reruns. When I learned that there were people who actually called themselves witches and made it their religion, it astonished me. Jesus said, "I am the way." I believe Him.
So, I no longer have cute little witches around. I am not afraid of witchcraft. I just feel differently about the whole thing. Having a doll that is meant to be a witch in the house does not frighten me. If she does not sell, I will just change her clothes and make her into who I want her to be. After all, isn't that what dolls are all about? So, if I have offended anyone with this post, that was not my intention, and I apologise. I wish you well.