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 Barbie So Much To Do! Pretty Pet Parlor Playset (1995 Arcotoys, Mattel) $99.95 Barbie So Much To Do! Pretty Pet Parlor is a 1995 Arcotoys, Mattel production. Model #67151. Included in the box is a Grooming Counter with Sink and Shower Head, a Cart with Drawers, a Shelving Unit, a Pet Puppy and a Kitty, Pet Carrier, Grooming Equipment, Feeding Bowls, Pretend Chewing Bones, Pretend Pet Food Items, Soap Dish & Towel. All the included items are pretend & Barbie & 11.5" doll size; can be used with other size dolls, as preferred. NO DOLLS are included. Dolls cannot hold accessories as shown on the box. All the provided information is to the best of my ability & may not be exact; colors, styles, sizes & information may vary. WARNING: Choking Hazard/Small Parts; For Ages 3+ Years. Barbie So Much To Do! Pretty Pet Parlor, a 1995 Arcotoys, Mattel production, is great for any collection, as a gift or just for fun play!  And the Hits Just Keep on Comin'/Pretty Much Your Standard Ranch Stash $14.98 Absolutely sublime album. The first album on this double disc is just guitar, pedal steel guitar, and vocal. It's the most full bodied performance that I have ever heard using such sparse instrumentation! Song, after song, have beautifully dense lyrics and engaging melodies. "Red" Rhodes pedal steel playing is amazing, and different on each track, filling in whatever space is left by the guitar and vocal. You can not go wrong with this album, it may just become one of your all time favorites like it is for me!  Pretty Much 100% Scandinavian - Saga 1 $19.95 Pretty Much 100% Scandinavian - Saga 1 60 min. My grandparents all came from Swedenfrom Denmark, . . . Finland, . . . Iceland, . . . or Norway. As generations pass, though, how can I think of myself as Scandinavian? Especially how can I think this, if I speak only English and have never been to any part of Scandinavia? Between 1850 and 1930, North America drew almost 3 million people from Scandinavia. What has since become of all those immigrants? As the 21st century begins, a third of the population of Minnesota alone identifies itself as stemming from Scandinavia, even seeing themselves as being pretty much 100% Scandinavian. Stefan Quinth, world renowned Swedish filmmaker, and Dr. William Beyer, former education, collections, and programs director for the American Swedish Institute in Minneapolis, have teamed up to create this ramble through Scandinavian Minnesota and a bit into neighboring states. The film explores the experience of immigration, the process of Americanization, the importance of landmark institutions such as churches and colleges, the power of family and community, the vitality of arts and craft, the matter of language, and the enjoyment of humor its a rich journey, fueled by gallons of coffee. |
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