Disney Dolls

 Today, I decided to play in Mama's room. I climbed up on her chair...

Why they make chairs so tall is beyond me.

 To my surprise, Mama came and sat besides me. {note from spicemuffin--ignore my messy room!}
'I have something to show you,' she said.

 She turned on her computer, and pulled up Google Chrome.

 To my surprise, she typed in the Disney store URL! I was a bit confused. What was she going to show me?

 I was shocked when she clicked on Rapunzel's link! 'Isn't she cute? Her hair looks amazing. I've never had a jointed doll before...'

 'What do you think?' she asked.
'Don't you like me?' I whispered.

 'Of course! I wouldn't love any of you any less if she were here.'
'Then...I guess it would be fun if she came.'

 I looked at her. She was cute in her own way. Then I saw her lovely jointed elbows and wrists.

 I looked at my own inflexible arm, and sighed.

 'Well Rapunzel,' I said, 'if you come, you're going to have quite an adventure!'

Arizona's Zone: Part 11

As soon as I was in my bedroom, alone, I cried. "It's all my fault," I sobbed into my pillow. I didn't see Jubilee standing at the door. "I think it's time you told your secret," a gentle, yet firm voice said. 


I didn't want to hide it anymore, so I told all. Jubilee nodded. "It's up to the police now," She said. "No! I can help!" I protested. Jubilee shook her head. "I don't think so. Why don't you help us prepare Nahji's room?"


"I don't want to do Nahji's room, I want to find Willow."
"Well, you're not making our new sister feel very welcome here." 
I sighed, knowing she was right. But I wasn't giving up.


The next morning, I smiled, remembering that there was no more school. I flew out the door with Spicemuffin yelling that I hadn't had my breakfast yet. :) I had no time for breakfast!


I searched till lunchtime. Grace had told me the name of the fast food place Willow had gone into. I decided to go there. The food was very cheap, both monetary and taste-wise. 


I decided to talk to the manager. "Did you see a little hungry girl the other day?" I bluntly asked. He eyed my for a second. "Sure did," He replied.


"Where is she?" I asked. "Dad came and got her yesterday." He said. I was suspicious. Willow didn't have a dad! She was an orphan. "What did they go?" I asked casually.


Now it was the manager's turn to eye me suspiciously. It was a while before he pointed out the window. "That blue house on the corner over there." I thanked him, and ran towards the house. It was an old house, with paint peeling off the walls.


I grimaced. "Well, Willow must be in there somewhere." I thought. I sneaked up to the porch, and looked around. The windows were covered with curtains. The door had windows!


I promptly stepped up to the door, and peeked inside. Suddenly, an old rotted board in the porch snapped under my weight! I gasped as the door swung open with a horrible creak.


The man standing there did not look pleasant. In fact, his eyes looked evil. "What do you want?" He demanded. My heart was beating faster than the speed of light. But it nearly stopped altogether when I spotted a gun on his belt.

Arizona's Zone: Why not?

Arizona here! And since it's too much work to change colors with every sentence, I'm just going to change colors every paragraph.


Today after school, I was playing with my Finn McMissile toy. I had a plastic bag of grapes in my bag for a snack, and occasionally, I snacked on them.


As I wandered near the lake, I noticed something moving in the bushes. I stealthily and silently moved closer. I crouched down next to the bushes, and slowly pulled them aside. Inside, was a girl!


Sympathy filled my heart. It was a little girl, about 7 years old. She was dressed in brown rags, and her long hair was tangled and matted. Her eyes turned up to me in fear, and I softened my gaze.


"I'm Arizona," I gently greeted her. "What's your name?" I asked. "My name is Willow," She timidly replied. "Hi Willow!" I grinned. "Whatcha doing here?" She looked down.


"I'm an orphan, Arizona." She mumbled. "Do you," Willow began softly, "Do you have any food?" She requested. I dove into my bag and gave her the baggy of grapes. "That's all I have." I sadly replied.


"But, you can come into my room, and I'll give you some more!" I suggested. Willow perked up. The grapes, {the fruit and the stems} had disappeared. "Let's go!" She smiled.


I knew it was against school policy for an unregistered girl to stay in the school, but after all, she was an orphan. Why not? Why couldn't she stay? I decided then and there to keep her, no matter what the school policy stated.




Stay tuned for Party 2 to see what happens next!

meep.

Wow.

So today, I was riding the local transit train home. I had a great time looking at all the trees and familiar houses as I got closer to home.

 I hopped off the train, and walked down the sidewalk through our neighborhood. When I got home, I greeted the other dolls hello, then hopped up to the computer. I quickly typed in my password...

 I checked the stats. It was looking good! Then, I clicked VIEW BLOG as I always do.

 I scrolled down and just stared. 'Meep' I thought. Meep is what I used to say when I was little when I was surprised. Then I yelled, "Oh my goodness!"

 I came up to Arizona and just stared at her for a while, my eyes slanted. "What did you do." I said.

 "You hacked my blog you!" I exclaimed. She giggled. "Wasn't it funny though?" Her musical little voice annoyed me very slightly. "Oh, come on!" She pleaded. "It was just in fun!"

 She flashed me her winsome smile, and I had to give in. "You could've asked." I grinned. "What's the fun in that?" Arizona replied happily.

We're friends again. And as soon as Mama is better, we will make a new header. "Simply Ivy and Always Arizona". OR we might do "Simply Ivy and Arizona's Zone." What do you think?

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Quite simply, the new girl is here. Yep, Arizona Kali, Jubi's cousin, is in fact here.

Why haven't we opened her box? Because of her eyes. Yes.

Because of her surgery, we can't open her box up, or we'll overwhelm her eyes, and perhaps blind her. The  doctor says by Sep. 1st, we won't have to worry about light anymore. :)

Everyday, we let a little bit of light in. Day by day, we let more light in. By Monday, Mama says she should be ready to meet us! :D How exciting!

Just today, we picked up Arizona's prescription sunglasses. Until September 1st, she must wear them whenever she wants to go outside. After 15 min. of outside time, she can remove the glasses if she wants.

I must admit, those shades look weird, but it was the only frame left in stock. :( Orange and black! Hmmm...

Well, forget the sunglasses!

After lunch today, we heard muffled yelling. Jubilee went to check it out. It was coming from 'Zona's box! "Arizona, are you okay?" Jubilee asked. "It's claustrophobic in here, and I can't move!" Arizona answered. To keep Arizona company, Jubi stayed by her box, and started a conversation.

Poor Ari! Every single person in this house is looking forwards to her coming out. :)
Myself included.

See ya around!

I'm SO Sorry!

I'm so sorry for not posting! I've been such a lazy bum. But you know how summers are. Watched Captain America, went swimming, went shopping, you know the deal.
To (try to) make up, I got some pics of a special person!
This morning, we received photos from Arizona Kali. Of herself, of course. I can't wait to meet her! Here are all the pictures we got.


This one was taken in a picture studio for her school portrait. Pretty, isn't she?

This one was taken by her factory friend while they were playing dress-up. This was before Arizona was adopted by Mr. Buchanan's brother and wife. You know the story right? Mr. Buchanan's brother and wife realized that Arizona wasn't right for them, and decided to give her away to his brother.

The three pictures below were taken in a portrait studio.

This last one was captured as Arizona was hiking through the mountains.

I hope that this helps to make up for the lack of pictures and interesting posts? :)

See ya!

~Sunshiny Ivy~

PSST! This is Spicemuffin. I just wanted to note that I do not own any of these pictures, and that they all come from this page at AGPlaythings. Thanks!