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Calling on the Troops...

Meritt wrote:

I wish there was a little stuffed Meritt to go with you and see all these fabulous sights. Sigh.

And then Squirrel wrote:


I vote we start traveling with a coffee bean in honor of Meritt. I vote for a Starbucks Christmas Blend bean or a Mexican Double Dark from Trader Joes. Either one will fit the profile perfectly.Or we can try and find a Martha Stewart doll?I'll leave it up to WC.

And then I wrote:

Or we can try and find a Martha Stewart doll with a coffee bean...

I'm in. Everyone start looking for one now and I'm thinking that after a year or so, we can send it to here with with pictures of where she has been.


I need help on this one. Everyone start looking today and please help me find what we need to cheer up Meritt.

Comments

Kelsgarden said…
I think you can find one of those California Raisin dolls on eBay, iron it out a little and put a wig one it . . .
Unknown said…
Go to www.headbobble.com She can upload a picture of herself and have an actual Meritt bobblehead made.
Travel said…
Did some searching this morning, no luck so far, perhaps the custom bobblehead is a good idea. We could also call on the infamous Barbie collection.

DG
Woodchuck said…
Thinking Polly Pockets?
Me said…
LOL at Polly Pockets... but I guess that would be a great idea as they are small and I'm sure one looks like me!

I smiled at the coffee bean idea. Do you know how many times you would LOSE ME!??? And of course you would just substitute a new little coffee bean and pretend I was never lost.

But really... in pictures... it would just look like I was a squirrel turd.
Unknown said…
I've taken that situation into consideration.
Me said…
I STILL believe that as a bean, you will lose me and replace me without telling me. Also - I swear I'm going to look like squirrel droppings in all the photos.

(or woodchuck droppings but I assumed those would be bigger than a bean. What do I know? I've never seen any!)

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