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Fleur @Fleura (34357) • United Kingdom 17 Mar

Following up on my last post, I just wondered what you call this kind of toy? I would call it a cuddly toy, and in this case specifically, a teddy bear. Teddy bears were first named in honour of Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt, who...

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RasmaSandra Stuffed toys or just a teddy bear.

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Fleur @Fleura (34357) • United Kingdom 16 Mar

Little One has a school-friend with family in Japan, and consequently she visits at least once a year. And last time she brought back a small packet of some sort of Japanese sweet for Little One. Little One was touched of course,...

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Judy Evans @Fleura we have very occasional KFC but never McDonalds. We do have a Ronald McDonald House near our children's hospital so he gets points for that.

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Fleur @Fleura (34357) • United Kingdom 16 Mar

Both the girls have been having a clear-out and reorganisation of their bedrooms, and consequently I have a heap of things around me here in my workspace waiting for me to donate them to a charity shop or give them away on Freegle...

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Judy Evans @Fleura We did actually sell two things this morning so that's good. Sometimes you can find a specialist site for some things.

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Fleur @Fleura (34357) • United Kingdom 17 Mar

When Big One was little, she was given a whole lot of cuddly toys. And these included a big pink bear from our neighbour (who had obviously won it at a funfair and didn’t know what to do with it!) as well as the big bear that...

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Judy Evans Sometimes kids just need to have that special something. Our son, aged about 5, paid 20c for a little rabbit at a church fete. On the way home he realised it was missing and we offered him 40c rather than have to drive back to get it. With a very sad face, he...

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Fleur @Fleura (34357) • United Kingdom 17 Mar

Following up on my last post, I just wondered what you call this kind of toy? I would call it a cuddly toy, and in this case specifically, a teddy bear. Teddy bears were first named in honour of Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt, who...

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DE @Fleura I call it a taxidermied animal.

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Fleur @Fleura (34357) • United Kingdom 16 Mar

Little One has a school-friend with family in Japan, and consequently she visits at least once a year. And last time she brought back a small packet of some sort of Japanese sweet for Little One. Little One was touched of course,...

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LindaOH How very odd. I've never heard of anything like it.

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Fleur @Fleura (34357) • United Kingdom 16 Mar

Both the girls have been having a clear-out and reorganisation of their bedrooms, and consequently I have a heap of things around me here in my workspace waiting for me to donate them to a charity shop or give them away on Freegle...

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LindaOH I haven't sold anything recently; but i used to sell a lot on eBay. I now have a couple dozen items that my husband bought and never used...still in the original package. I've thought about eBay but postage is quite high and I would need help taking the...

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Fleur @Fleura (34357) • United Kingdom 17 Mar

Following up on my last post, I just wondered what you call this kind of toy? I would call it a cuddly toy, and in this case specifically, a teddy bear. Teddy bears were first named in honour of Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt, who...

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MARILYN Back when my kids were young we always called them stuffed animals but now it seems that any kind of stuffed toy is a "stuffie"

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Fleur @Fleura (34357) • United Kingdom 17 Mar

Following up on my last post, I just wondered what you call this kind of toy? I would call it a cuddly toy, and in this case specifically, a teddy bear. Teddy bears were first named in honour of Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt, who...

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Eva James That is a teddy bear. I call them stuffed toys as a group

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Fleur @Fleura (34357) • United Kingdom 17 Mar

When Big One was little, she was given a whole lot of cuddly toys. And these included a big pink bear from our neighbour (who had obviously won it at a funfair and didn’t know what to do with it!) as well as the big bear that...

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Jimbo45 @Fleura Lol

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Fleur @Fleura (34357) • United Kingdom 17 Mar

Following up on my last post, I just wondered what you call this kind of toy? I would call it a cuddly toy, and in this case specifically, a teddy bear. Teddy bears were first named in honour of Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt, who...

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Four Walls @Fleura — toy or stuffed dog, cat, etc.

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Fleur @Fleura (34357) • United Kingdom 17 Mar

Following up on my last post, I just wondered what you call this kind of toy? I would call it a cuddly toy, and in this case specifically, a teddy bear. Teddy bears were first named in honour of Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt, who...

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DE They're normally called stuffed animals here and Pretty has many of them. I also have the stuffed elephant that I've talked about before on myLot several years ago. With Pretty's ancient stuffed baby, we call the pair of them babies and they're sitting...

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Fleur @Fleura (34357) • United Kingdom 17 Mar

Following up on my last post, I just wondered what you call this kind of toy? I would call it a cuddly toy, and in this case specifically, a teddy bear. Teddy bears were first named in honour of Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt, who...

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Four Walls I call that a teddy bear.

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Fleur @Fleura (34357) • United Kingdom 17 Mar

Following up on my last post, I just wondered what you call this kind of toy? I would call it a cuddly toy, and in this case specifically, a teddy bear. Teddy bears were first named in honour of Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt, who...

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Angie Plush toys, however, for me it's a dust collector.

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Fleur @Fleura (34357) • United Kingdom 17 Mar

Following up on my last post, I just wondered what you call this kind of toy? I would call it a cuddly toy, and in this case specifically, a teddy bear. Teddy bears were first named in honour of Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt, who...

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Amber I would say a teddy bear or a stuffed animal. I don’t believe I’d ever think of taxidermy when referring to a stuffed animal.

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Traceyjayne @Traceyjayne (9028) • United Kingdom 9 Mar

Just wondering …. If you needed to , do you think that you could grow all the fruit and veggies that you would need to see you through a year ? I think veggies would be easier but it could be done … What veggies would you grow...

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Traceyjayne @Fleura oh yes, I saw that on Amazon ….it was out of stock, I forgot to look again.

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Traceyjayne @Traceyjayne (9028) • United Kingdom 9 Mar

Just wondering …. If you needed to , do you think that you could grow all the fruit and veggies that you would need to see you through a year ? I think veggies would be easier but it could be done … What veggies would you grow...

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Traceyjayne @Fleura have you seen that Melissa Gilbert , who played Laura, has now got a company called Modern Prairie ….they make and sell all sorts from clothes to kitchen wear…..

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Fleur @Fleura (34357) • United Kingdom 17 Mar

When Big One was little, she was given a whole lot of cuddly toys. And these included a big pink bear from our neighbour (who had obviously won it at a funfair and didn’t know what to do with it!) as well as the big bear that...

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Jimbo45 Yes a favourite toy When I was 11 years old My daddy did give me a skipping rope for Xmas to share with my little brother and little sister It was wonderful It was wrapped on brown paper and was just a rope. Oh the hours of joy we had with that rope I tied...

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Fleur @Fleura (34357) • United Kingdom 17 Mar

When Big One was little, she was given a whole lot of cuddly toys. And these included a big pink bear from our neighbour (who had obviously won it at a funfair and didn’t know what to do with it!) as well as the big bear that...

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DE If I had any stuffed animal toys as a child, I don't remember them. I did buy a lot of them for Pretty, though. She still has some of them packed away in the garage. She slept with a giant dinosaur for years but finally figured out it was choking her while...

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Fleur @Fleura (34357) • United Kingdom 17 Mar

When Big One was little, she was given a whole lot of cuddly toys. And these included a big pink bear from our neighbour (who had obviously won it at a funfair and didn’t know what to do with it!) as well as the big bear that...

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Marie I am so glad that you got her one. It reminds me of mine. My daddy won one at a carnival in England when I was a baby. It burped when it was patted on the back and then tilted backward. I was so sad around two years ago when it basically disintegrated and fell...

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