
SARA VS. HENRY
WHAT WEAPON WILL HE CHOOSE?
WHO WILL WIN?

SARA VS. HENRY
WHAT WEAPON WILL HE CHOOSE?
WHO WILL WIN?
My thoughts on the new Lammily doll:
Since her appeal is largely due to how “real” and thus relatable she is, the request questions are pouring in in their comments sections: “When will you make a Lammily with different skin/eye/hair color, body shape, fashion accessories, etc.?” It’ll be interesting to see how they develop “career options” for Lammily. So let me just save them the trouble of research & development should they ever decide to make….


Explanation of all the clothing/accessories:
Work boots.
Magnifiers.
Biceps/triceps enhancer for one arm.
Plane. I wish I knew about planes when I was a kid. Little brass fingerplanes are so cute, so why aren’t more girls into them?? I didn’t know what one was until college!
Bandaids are an important part of our lives.
Jeans.
Plaid shirt with a hole on the elbow. Why plaid, you ask? Because this is pretty much an everyday occurrence at our school:

Yeah, I made this entire post just to lead up to this photo.
They say music is a universal language, so no translation necessary, right?

I love our ensemble.

“… I don’t think I’ll be able to hold this for 30 seconds.”
Note: the theory of why we prep our plates this way is my interpretation. I don’t know how badly I’ve already distorted what my teacher said.
Joining violin plates with the jointer plane is so tricky and so important that it’s the ONLY step that we don’t get to do on our first violin. But remember, I’m on my SECOND VIOLIN! which means plenty of fodder for my new violin making mini-series: JOINT PAIN!

…. Thank goodness the last panel is a hyperbole. I did bump the vise. But it didn’t fall. And she wasn’t horrified. In fact, I think she was not surprised at all. And it has a safety net under it (aka a big trash can).