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CPR Training at School.
Mar. 15th, 2006 07:32 pmToday at our Wednesday meeting, Kathy Flippen, who is our school board president and also a nurse brought resusiAnnie and we all got certified in CPR.
The dummy had a grimmy looking plastic wig, and as you can see, the science teacher (Blair) and Jay (the administrator/boss) HAD to try them on to see how they'd look with grimmy yellow plastic hair.
heh heh heh.
Jay Blair
A while back, I found this very small figurine of Wolverine in Target--I bought it as it is a good "toy" for my barbie boys. I want to do a boy's room as a comic book/science fiction geek room--and this Woverine was cool. I had to take a picture of it though, since it was MISLABELED as "Spiderman." I don't remember how much I paid for it, but I'm pretty sure it wasn't much. Less than $3.00, most likely. Last weekend, I got these four mini stuffed animals at target. They are usually $2.50 apiece. Last Sunday they were $1.69. I've put them in the arms of three different sizes of Barbie dolls--a Barbie sized doll (She's actually the Heart Family Mom), a Kelly sized kid whom you may recognize as "Dalton," the little boy doll I rerooted, and a vintage Scooter doll. The little animals are a rabbit in a ballerina outfit, a lamb in a sort of a flower petal dress, a dalmation dog in a fireman's outfit, and a cow in bib overalls. The cow is my personal favorite. The vintage Scooter is wearing a lovely hand-knit outfit made by one of my barbie pals from the Yahoo group. I'll have more pictures of the outfit below.
Here is the full view of the outfit--It's an adorable little halter dress with a beautifully knitted little sweater to wear over the top. I think it is absolutely adorable.
The dummy had a grimmy looking plastic wig, and as you can see, the science teacher (Blair) and Jay (the administrator/boss) HAD to try them on to see how they'd look with grimmy yellow plastic hair.
heh heh heh.
Jay Blair
A while back, I found this very small figurine of Wolverine in Target--I bought it as it is a good "toy" for my barbie boys. I want to do a boy's room as a comic book/science fiction geek room--and this Woverine was cool. I had to take a picture of it though, since it was MISLABELED as "Spiderman." I don't remember how much I paid for it, but I'm pretty sure it wasn't much. Less than $3.00, most likely. Last weekend, I got these four mini stuffed animals at target. They are usually $2.50 apiece. Last Sunday they were $1.69. I've put them in the arms of three different sizes of Barbie dolls--a Barbie sized doll (She's actually the Heart Family Mom), a Kelly sized kid whom you may recognize as "Dalton," the little boy doll I rerooted, and a vintage Scooter doll. The little animals are a rabbit in a ballerina outfit, a lamb in a sort of a flower petal dress, a dalmation dog in a fireman's outfit, and a cow in bib overalls. The cow is my personal favorite. The vintage Scooter is wearing a lovely hand-knit outfit made by one of my barbie pals from the Yahoo group. I'll have more pictures of the outfit below.
Here is the full view of the outfit--It's an adorable little halter dress with a beautifully knitted little sweater to wear over the top. I think it is absolutely adorable.
