Dolls

This is not a drill. American Girl is turning 35 and to celebrate they are taking it back to the beginning. If you were a child of the 90's, or a parent during that time, you were part of the American Girl world. From rushing to the mailbox to grab the latest catalog, to special visits to an American Girl for tea with your doll...

Always the most popular doll of the year for the American Girl line, this year she's a Michigander.

But where in Michigan?

And at less than $30, they're affordable, too.

It's somewhat comforting to know that we're not the only ones in the country, or the world, with road problems.

She says that she's been putting them up for a decade without incident, until now.

But it's only temporary, so get in while you can!

To Dan Knowlton, his Cabbage Patch Kids are his children. "They're easier to cope with." True -- they never grow or die or have to maintain necessary life functions, but that doesn't mean you need 600 of them.

I saw this story and found it to be a little creepy. Some women are collecting life like baby dolls and they really look real but they aren't. This latest obsession has some women saying they collect them because they find babies to be soothing.