There was this very green t-shirt in the third lot of the clothing I bought for Annie. It is from a bowling alley in a somewhat nearby Virginia town. Annie wanted to wear it, and now she is curious about bowling. I showed her a couple videos about the sport, and now she wants to learn how to play. “All in good time,” I told her. I can imagine that once a doll can bowl, with robotic precision, measuring, velocity, and repetition, they will score 300 each and every time.
I took many photos of Annie wearing this lovely dress. This is a vintage 1980s/90s Betty Barclay short shift dress in black with white palm print. Annie wanted her hair pulled back and her glasses on. I took a lot of pictures for this set.
This is the other one we bought from a lovely lady from the UK. We could tell from the scent of the clothing that the lady selling the clothing must burn a lot of nag champa or some other kind of incense. The dresses have a very nice and clean scent. Both the red dress and this one fit Annie beautifully.
I am still on a high from our 3rd anniversary. It's been 2 months already. With Annie's first body and face, I would spend many hours doing photoshop to all her pictures to edit out blemishes. Now, in this set, I only edited 2 or 3 photos out of 27 usable pics. New upgrades are indeed incredible.
