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100% agree shark shape is great for holding and I may or may not have gotten carried away with this idea.I have a shark that is really good size to hold. kind of cool cause the tag said its made out of plastic bottles, that the whole brand uses recycled plastic from oceans, turned into fiber and made into different animals. really good shape and quality, probably the best sort of animal shaped toy
that is a shockingly huge collection of sharks, very impressed100% agree shark shape is great for holding and I may or may not have gotten carried away with this idea.
Reeeee I hate you for making me remember that thread. >:[But we already have a thread about stuffed animals
That’s not even all of them, there a bunch just scattered around the house too, plus the hammerhead that sleeps on my chest because I just need that to sleep for some reason.that is a shockingly huge collection of sharks, very impressed
I've got this old Build-A-Bear plush doll whose been around for years. Named it Button and I still have it sitting around in my room with seasonal clothes on. I had one of those sound boxes stuffed in so he could bark, but it died many moons ago.
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The plush in question. Simple yet one of the cutest lil' guys ever.
100% agree shark shape is great for holding and I may or may not have gotten carried away with this idea.
Sharks, stingrays, & other odd creatures make up most of my collection. Hope this pic works, I’m new & do not know what I’m doing.
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Edit to add this kiwi because it seems appropriate.View attachment 3626315
I had similar a few years back. I don't know about where you are or live but near me I found a women's aid which took my donated toys and put them in care packages for children whose mother's are in DV shelters.On my mums somewhat recent death, I "inherited" all of my old childhood teddies that I haven't seen in.... a very long time.
No I absolutely did not cry seeing my battered old 101 dalmation teddy "penny". Not me, no way!
I don't want to store them but I just can't bring myself to get rid of them. Arghh!
That might be a good idea though I feel like these ones are too… used. They are very old and very grubby now after having been sat in a bin bag in my mums loft for so long. I might see if I can sort out some of the nicer not-so sentimental ones (if there are any!) to donate.I had similar a few years back. I don't know about where you are or live but near me I found a women's aid which took my donated toys and put them in care packages for children whose mother's are in DV shelters.
I like knowing they may have bought comfort to a kid going through hell. Made it easier to let some of them go.
Oh I totally agree. I'm moving house this weekend. And you know how you have that last box of stuff to box up that you leave til end? Mine will have my stuffed toys in as well as tools, loo roll, tea bags and alum keys and lightbulbsThat might be a good idea though I feel like these ones are too… used. They are very old and very grubby now after having been sat in a bin bag in my mums loft for so long. I might see if I can sort out some of the nicer not-so sentimental ones (if there are any!) to donate.
…It’s odd isn’t it? The connection we can feel to some fluff and cotton.
That’s so cute that they are coming with you in your last box!… I don’t have any sort of “current attachment”… like, I have locked them in a trunk and I will probably not open that trunk for years so it seems almost stupid to keep them…. Yet the idea of not having them in the house makes me uneasy.Oh I totally agree. I'm moving house this weekend. And you know how you have that last box of stuff to box up that you leave til end? Mine will have my stuffed toys in as well as tools, loo roll, tea bags and alum keys and lightbulbs![]()