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Of COURSE we like it! Those are beautiful models. I LOVE the potty chair :o)

Thank you Sharen, they are wonderful, as Always. (: genny

Oh, that potty chair is priceless! Magazine holder and everything! Thanks, as usual, your work is great! Melanie

Sharon, Thank you so much for Potty chair. Now my wee Faes can quit using the bird bath. :O)

Oh my Gawd Sharon! I have a potty chair exactly like that...I have a plant in the pot...LOL Thanks a bunch!

Really love all the stuff you folks make. It is always exactly the kind of stuff I'm looking for (except the potty chair!) Have put all the Hawaiian stuff to very good use. The steamer trunk immediately brings to mind a babe wearing Rwaller's 40's Hair and Dress with her legs crossed in a classic "Cheesecake" pose. Need to go find my 1940's press camera and Mike's fedora!

Sharen, your potty chair reminded me of something that happened to me about 13 years ago.

My sister's first child was old enough to start potty training so my mother purchased a wooden potty chair very similar to the one you have here. After work one day, we picked it up at the house of the woman who was selling it. We put it in the back of my truck and started home. Now my parents live about 13 miles Northeast of Huntsville, Alabama and there are very few ways to get there. One way is down Winchester Road, which is mostly two lanes and with a speed limit of about 50 mph. Not being able to afford any tickets, I always went the speed limit and was constantly being tailgated.

Well, after about six miles I noticed that I wasn't being tailgated and the nearest car was some ways behind me. Being a suspicious person I looked in my side mirror and saw nothing, then looked in my rear view mirror to see about 30 feet of bathroom tissue floating behind my truck. I showed my mother and we both were laughing so hard I could hardly drive. Unfortunately, the section of road we were on had no shoulder so I couldn't pull over. I had to drive another mile or so before I could, all the time with more bathroom tissue unrolling and floating out behind us. I pulled over and both of us got out of the truck. We were still laughing so hard that we couldn't move and as the ten or so cars that had been behind us started passing us, they were laughing just as hard as we were. We finally composed ourselves enough to pull in the trailing paper, take the remaining roll off the potty chair, and continue home.

Thanks for reminding me.

Darlisa

ROTFLLLLL

LOL...that is a wonderful story....funny how the small things in our lives make such memories....LOl....wonderful. Sharen

Sharen You know I love the potty chair!!! And I have a wip image that I will post when I get time to finish it :) And the trunk is awesome Thank you so much ;o)

Hahahaaaaaa!!!! Darlisa, wonderful! Thanks Sharen, such lovely things you make!