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Wednesday, July 9, 2014

Jasmine Goes to Guadeloupe

Gone, still here, gone, gone (Jasmine at various stages of development)

Three of my four Jasmine dolls by Waltraud Hanl have found new homes.  Jasmine at 1-1/2, pictured above, third from left, departed yesterday.  She is now on her way to Guadeloupe* in the French Caribbean and is estimated to arrive by July 25th.

Jasmine at 1-1/2

Real-live doll and me at the 2005 18th International Black Doll Convention in Philadelphia, PA.  Jasmine is in the huge box in front.  This photo was taken shortly after I purchased her.

Jasmine was purchased in 2005 from one of the vendors at the 18th International Black Doll Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  She was one of two dolls purchased while in Philadelphia that weekend as souvenirs.  I hesitated to sell her for this reason, but I need space.  Some of my larger dolls will be adopted out for this reason.  I will have the above photos and other memories of Jasmine's presence here.  I hope she is well loved in her new home in the Caribbean. 

Three down, one more to go.

*Guadeloupe is a group of Caribbean islands located in the Leeward Islands, in the Lesser Antilles, with a land area of 1,628 square kilometres and a population of 405,739 inhabitants. Wikipedia
(The population total will soon be plus one.)
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