Last summer, I left the life-size crochet doll in the classroom and instantly regretted it. I had no access to her for pictures or fun. When I returned in the Fall, the custodian told me how she kept scaring him, along with other people who entered our room. Although very funny, I didn’t want to scare anyone at work over the Summer.
At the end of this school year, I brought her home and quickly propped her up on the couch. Now you see her when you walk in the front door. I don’t want to scare the staff at the school, but I don’t mind scaring the family. ๐
We had a graduation for my son, nephew and niece recently, and while I was running around taking pictures, I think the life-size doll was trying to cuddle up to my husband. He wasn’t even aware she was making moves on him. She looked all cozy, watching him play on his phone.

I moved in for a picture, stealth-like.

He was very suspicious.
I asked what he was doing with the doll. He acted like he didn’t know she was there.

Where did she come from?ย
He claimed she was in his spot and he just moved her out of the way. And she just happened to land like that? A likely story.

That’s right, she just happened to land like that.
I rescued her from a summer of loneliness and misery and this is how she repays me?
P.S. All but one of the pictures is authentic, that is, hubby didn’t know what I was doing. I bet you can tell which ones were real and which one he was hamming up.
Ooh, girl…you better keep an eye on that doll, because she is really cute and was acting very coy with your husband ๐.
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๐๐๐๐ She was totally was!!!
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Your husband’s expressions are priceless!
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Oh my gosh, I was cracking up afterwards!
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