Now I know I need to go and find something sensible to do, because this is what happens if I don't! He's kind of cute though!! I made him for a friend of mine, but now I am not so sure she is going to be very impressed! :)
The little rhyme that goes with him is:
The Dammit Doll
When you want to climb the wall
and stand right up and shout
Here's a little Dammit Doll
You cannot do without
Just grasp it firmly by the legs
and find a place to slam it
and as you whack the stuffing out
yell Dammit, Dammit, Dammit!
If Dammit's not a word you say
then twist its little neck
and grumble repeatedly
Oh heck, oh heck, oh heck!
And once you're done abusing it
just sit it on a shelf
but hug it first, as I'd hug you
if I were there myself...
Hi Annette. Love your blog. Where can I get one of those adorable dolls?? I really need one while I am working on the Matric Dance!
ReplyDeleteCould think of a few other choice words I would use, somehow they sound a lot worse in Afrikaans. LOL
LOL....love this little doll Annette and your poem is fantastic. Think everyone should have one of these! M x
ReplyDeleteThis little doll is so cute! Love the minibook in the previous post too.
ReplyDeleteThis little doll really is a MUST HAVE - what a fab idea and I love the poem. Toni :o)
ReplyDeleteHi Annette. I think we all need a dammit doll - loved the verse to with it!
ReplyDeleteI think she will LOVE it ---- and the poem is FANTASTIC .
ReplyDeletehehehe love it, you really ought to patent this you could make a million, I would buy one if you made them to sell its fab
ReplyDeletewell done
Cassie
Love that doll, could use one myself!!
ReplyDeleteI want one .. nay, I NEED one !!
ReplyDeletehe is adorable - and I loves him !
He's bootiful and reminds me of Sadsac from the Raggy Dolls in a funny kind of way :P
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely fantastic!!!!
ReplyDeleteAnnette, that is fantastic!! :lol:
ReplyDeleteI agree with Mary! x