Define Irony: store.americangirl/agshop/static/kitdoll.jsp Even though the Great Depression was filled with hard times for families, Kit helps hers by being resourceful. With her best friend, Ruthie, by her side, Kit figures out clever ways to make do with what she has. She also learns to treasure what money can’t buy—friends and family. I know everyone loves these things, but am I the only one to see the irony in a Depression-themed doll that retails for $134 bucks? Plus accessories. How much is the accompanying Hoovertown? Where can I buy it a flour sack dress? Where can Rebecca trade that necklace for some bread? Does it come with rickets, scurvy and kwashiorkor? And is the doll hospital able to treat these conditions? How lucky for Rebecca she has access to health care. Maybe it would be nice instead to help a real child who doesnt, or involve children in some type of volunteer work? Or maybe Im just taking this too seriously! IDK.
Posted on: Fri, 07 Mar 2014 12:16:28 +0000
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