eBay My World: dariabar235( 296)

by dariabar235(296)

---

---

---

View all eBay Reviews & Guides

Hmmm. Easy going to a point, but not after I get my hackles up. Opinionated but honest. Accepting of many outlooks and backgrounds, but will not tolerate people who purposefully hurt other people or animals. Green at heart, humorous, intelligent.

I should, but I haven't gotten around to it.

Viewmaster items, books, Liddle Kiddles, Disneyana, Hagen Renaker, DVD's, Cracker Jack toys, and whatever else strikes my fancy!

See above, then add toys from my childhood, plus Barbie items, Weller pottery, Christmas ornaments, snowglobes, metaphysical items, jewelry, stones, and ...you guessed it...whatever strikes my fancy.

French, German, Latin/Greek

Girl Scouts, travel (museums), games with friends, throwing parties, nature walks, zoos, reading

The Haunting of Hill House, anything by Ray Bradbury, Anne Rice before her current frame of mind

The Wizard of Oz, Aliens, Chocolat, anything by Frank Capra, Amelie, Disney, Dracula (many incarnations)

The Offspring, Ottmar Liebert, Guster, Linkin Park, Green Day, Classical, Interpol

Battlestar Galactica, Stargate, Lilo and Stitch, Queer Eye, The Simpsons, Project Runway, Digging for the Past, Mind of Mencia, South Park, Primeval, Torchwood, Fringe, Dr Who

When I was a little girl, I lived with a very sick (mentally) grandmother (who died more than 25 years ago). To torture me, she would study what my favorite toys were, then throw them away when she had any excuse (you were bad, you didn't do your chores, you left your toys out so you must have too many, etc). In my little girl mind, I created a Toy Museum, where there was an example of every toy that had ever been made, and I promised myself that I would grow up to be curator of that Museum. Because of ebay, I don't have to look for that Museum any more! I've re-collected so much of my childhood that I can even look back without anger or hurt. Now, it's just about finding the things I don't know how to describe very well because they were nameless to me (mostly gumball machine acquisitions that outfitted Barbie's house). Thank you, ebay!