Of course I love to check out the people who come across my blog and so I took a trip down Blogger's Ave to see what Roxy's passion was. I was surprised to find a well thought out blog, with detailed information, instructional photos and drawings, a blog that was pretty and cheerful but undiscovered. I don't know about you but I can certainly remember the many months that my blog sat around with no followers, lonely and unloved. I felt like I was blogging for myself, talking to the wind or the shadows. Not even my family cared to visit or leave a comment for me. (yeah we are slightly disfunctional, lol.)
Roxy's blog deserves some fans. For those of you with children you'll find her blog filled with wonderful ways to salvage your youngster's mangled dollies, maybe even rescue a maneless My Little Pony or a bald Troll doll. Though Roxy's blog is primarily for the doll enthusiast and collector, her site is one that I wish I had been able to access when my girls were small. Believe me they had an army of bedraggled, frizzled hair or make-believe beauty salon BAD hair cut Barbie dolls, and Skippers not to mention all of Barbies girlfriends, cousins, nieces and aunts. If you've never seen a balding Barbie it is not a pretty sight for such an iconic Fashion Diva!
If you have any dolly refurb questions I think Roxy would perhaps know the answer. AND I think her sweet blog needs to be discovered and given a little blog love. :) If you'd like to visit Roxy's blog but don't want to click on the links above you can copy and paste the URL into your browser : http://dollycare.blogspot.com/
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