Eartha Kitt

Eartha Kitt was going to be created but the company cancelled the action figure.  No reasoning was given but we were looking forward to having her join our world.  She is an icon and we get so very few of them.  Hopefully, in the future she will be created.  She is a true treasure.

Photo from Bigbadtoys

Celebrating Women's History Month

March is Women's History Month


Celebrating the African American Directors and Writers.
Ann Duvernay and Chris Nee

Biography of Christie

Christie.  I was created in 1968, after colored Francine.  I am still single after all these years. First, I was dating Brad and he lasted a few years but disappeared.  Then they created Curtis in 1970's for Cara. I thought he was mine because he sure looked like Brad.


Then I left for a hiatus and did appear until for awhile.  I came back with longer and longer hair.


 I had to wait until I made it to the beach to meet a new man.  His name was Steven.  He looked a lot like Black Ken.  I had to look deeply into his eyes to tell him them apart.  I briefly went to Malibu and this is were I was paired with Malibu Ken. He had real hair and it was curly.  His hair reminded me of my first appearance.



 Christie was created by Mattel.

Anfernee Hardaway

 Anfernee "Penny" Hardaway. He was created by Enterbay. I had to think about this purchase because of the purchase price. The price was higher than most Enterbay Basketball players but you get 2 Full figures and not just an extra head. Another reason, I had waited years for Hardaway to be created in 12". I had always hope that Lil Penny would be created in the bigger size.

The Enterbay figure is amazing.

Postiviely Perfect

These dolls are created by the Workd of Epi, Postively Perfect. I saw 3 out of 4 at Toysvr us.
They are really nice dolls.

Black History Month 2017

Celebrate Black History Month
This is my tribute to African American actors and actresses.
This year many have been nominated for awards and some have won for their roles in the movies Hidden Figures, Fences,  and Moonlight.  Congratulations to all of them. The first African American woman to win an award and it was for Best Supporting Actress was Hattie McDaniel.