On Pinkies...

I'm 28-years old and I still play with dolls. I'm not ashamed of that. What started out as one Pinky Street doll has grown into a collection of more than 50 complete sets, not including the duplicates (sometimes triplicate). Included in that 50 is the super rare Gunslinger Girl, Henrietta.

...and Pullips

From Pinky St dolls, I started getting interested in Pullips, 12-inch 1:6 scale dolls that have movable joints and customizable parts. Thanks to a dear friend, I was gifted with two lovely girls. Could this be the start of yet another collection?

Archive: Money Matters

Money, money, money

With every collection, money is a big concern. Unless you collect dust or fecal matter, I guess. But why would you want to do that?

I have a regular job that keeps me and the credit card companies happy. In addition, I have a blog that’s heavily monetized, which helps pay for this hobby. To further augment my Pinky fund, I sell Pinky parts that I don’t use and extra sets I may have.

The money from the blog ads and the Pinky sales go to my Paypal account. Up until recently, withdrawals to local banks aren’t possible. Though they have now enabled withdrawals, I prefer to keep my money with Paypal. My reason? So I’d have money to spend online. It’s better this way, I think, at least I can give my credit card a well deserved (and much needed) break.

I’m actually glad I left them there. The red-haired Shana (Shakugan no Shana of the flaming red hair with matching flaming sword and oh so gorgeous trenchcoat) has just been released in Japan and is slowly making its way to collectors and rabid eBay sellers (who are selling her at an outrageous price: US$69.99? Are you crazy? Talk about taking advantage of equally rabid collectors). Since I have money in my Paypal, I was able to send my payment for my Shana hoard to a generous friend who volunteered to buy Shana for the Kalye Pinky crew.

Oh crap. I just realized I sent off over US$100 for Pinkies. This is one hell of a way to start a morning.

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