Did we really save ALL this?
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| Oshkosh from the 80s and some dresses from the 50s! |
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| Kat's "My Twin" doll. It really does look so much like she did! |
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| My "Goldilocks" doll. This was my favorite doll when I was little. |
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| Lots of Beanie Babies. I wonder if any are collectors' items?! |
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| Disney characters galore! |
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| Our boys (and I include Tom!) always won the Pinewood Derbies. |
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| Peter loved rockets. |
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| Actual wooden Lincoln Logs! |
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| Where did these come from? I never let our kids play army -- did I??! |
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| Lotsa Legos. |
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| Tinker Toys - the real wood set. |
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| "Amoosh! (Young Alex's word for "animals." |
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| Cowboys & Indians? Seriously? Had we NO cultural awareness?! |
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| Trolls! Mostly mine from my childhood. |
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| K-Nex. |
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| Castle blocks. |
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| MORE Disney characters! |
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| Beast Wars! |
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| More K-Nex?! |
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| What was this gear toy called? |
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| Peter's karate belts |
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| Clothes sewn by Omi... |
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| ...and knit by Omi! |
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| Nighnies! That well-lved one with the zig-zag stiching was both Tom's when he was a baby AND Elisabeth's. She adored it! |
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| I feared that I'd lost the German woodcuts. PHEW! |
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| Omi and Opa made the kids a puppet theater! |
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| Doll clothes, including the Riding Hood jacket that Golilocks wore when I was little. |
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| Yes, the Barbie and Ken are from the late 50s and very early 60s. |
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| Seriously? We kept ALL THIS?! What were we thinking?! |
Yes, it seems that we did!
Guess those grandkids won't get any new toys, just new additions to Nonni and Papa's toychest!