I planned to crochet her a small zodiac sign amigurumi—a Virgo star—for Masha’s birthday. But I finally finished it now.

The school stage, windows, entrances, and hall were decorated with an “Autumn” theme.

Based on the description in a book I bought at the exhibition, I crocheted my first winter house.

Rostik bought me “Alice in Wonderland” at the Disney Store in Dublin during his business trip to Ireland. The doll is adorable and stylishly packaged.

Decorated the school with flags for Children’s Book Week “Vol avontuur.”

I randomly came across this cute boy on sale at the store.

For dear colleague Sophie, who is leaving us for another school, I haak her favorite treat as a farewell gift—a bun with a meatball shaped like a small makeup bag.

Mom baked a signature cake, “Carpathian Cottage,” for her granddaughter, and I decorated it.

We stopped by American Vintage again today to show it to my mom and dad. And, of course, I bought some wonderful dolls there—Barbie Pink Label Dolls of the World “Festivals of the World Diwali” 2006 and Ken & Barbie as Romeo and Juliet, the first in a series, Together Forever Collection 1997. My parents sponsored me for Romeo and Juliet. What can you do if a 45-year-old daughter still loves dolls? Thank you so much! And just for fun, I also picked up two vintage McDonald’s toys.

Today at the charity fair, I bought two dolls for two euros – Expectant mommy 1993 from the company Lucky. Куколка беременная двойней артикуляционных мальчиков. The doll’s arms spread apart, and its legs are made of vinyl and bend. The face is very sweet, but the hair is severely damaged and cut short. I couldn’t identify the second Steffi Love from Simba anymore precisely. The handles are straight and don’t spread apart, the legs are made of vinyl and fold in two clicks. The hair is also severely damaged and cut.