By the way, the sloth is real and not a stuffed animal. This pictures comes from a sanctuary. Although this baby sloth really blends in :-)

Legos. I could build anything I wanted and play with it.

I still have my blanket that had a lion's head on it. It holds a lot for me. A whol ememory-basket in a blanket. I haven't gone without it since age 15.

Never really had a ton of toys. I was always outside in the hills and ravines, with the trees and critters. But I loved my bicycle. Took me places:-)

I loved my dolls, i wanted to be a mom so bad ever since i got my first doll at a year old. I would play house non stop! I now collect stuffed bears and unicorns! I just love a cute teddy bear or unicorn! I also still have my baby blanket, my mom made it in 1980 for my brother who was born 1981 then it was passed on to me in 84 and i still have it! I also still have my first teddy bear!

When I was a missionary kid growing up in Uruguay my most prized toy was a soccer ball. We kids played soccer all day in front of my row house in the city until a passing city bus inevitably ran our soccer ball over and popped it at some point.

Then we had to wait until one of us kids on the block had a birthday and got a soccer ball as a birthday present again so we could get back to it.

The gas station on the corner was owned by a professional soccer player, so we were huge soccer fans and soccer players ourselves.

my brother had a toy gun. we used that to kill monsters and anything else that wanted to hurt us. it never worked but it was a good idea in our minds.
i don't have anything now.
i want a sloth as a pet some day. anyone seen the movie the croods? guy had a sloth he named belt. the sloth held his pants up and was his ride or die.

The two things I played with the most were my bicycle and cats. Nothing like going fast and hitting bumps.... was so fun! And seeing the kittens grow, playing with them, snuggling with them.... and continuing to enjoy the cycle of life with them was awesome.

Now? The last time I rode my bike, I looked back at my daughter and fell into a rose bush. Getting up out of it was worse than landing in it!

I tend to play games on my phone and find it relaxing.

Everything sounds fun!. Rroo, I think I did see that movie. I had toy guns, we used to play cowboys and Indians. I had a bike top, but where I grew it was mostly city area. We would ride our bikes to the store to buy candy. AJ, my favorite doll was Cristy. She had adjustable hair lengths. I never had Legos, I had building logs. I would have loved soccer, but I spent a lot of time in leg casts growing up so no sports until later. Then I played tennis, bad mitten and studied the martial arts. I think I sprained every body part at least twice while in martial arts. There were very few women in my classes, so I sparred. With the men which gave me some good experiences.

hey secouya. was the train like this?
https://toytales.ca/xylophone-tune-train-from-cragstan-1978/
what was ur favorite candy to buy?

Omgosh, Secouya!!! I used to play with that doll, too! I had forgotten about her (with the adjustable hair lengths) but hadn't known anyone else that had one.

Rroo, yes very similar. The whole track and train was made out of wood. I loved it. When we moved from one home to another my dad forgot some boxes in the attic and that was the last time I saw it. But it was very similar. Thank you for finding this, it made me smile.

Bluejay, yes loved that doll. I also had Peggy pen pal and Tiffany Taylor were the top of the head flipped to make her have blond or black hair.