I moved recently, and one of my suitcases was for misc stuff- mostly cables for my computer. Without thinking about it, I tossed my two favorite girls on top and now both have mysterious black stains.

I've already tried soap and water, a regular school eraser, 70% alcohol, and magic eraser. Is there anything else I could try? Not sure if sunfading would work as neither are white.

I suppose this is a PSA to always ziplock your ladies before traveling!

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Might be a weird place to ask, but it seems like we have a lot of diversity here and I'd give it a shot

Is anyone here a dual citizen of the USA/Canada, or someone who lived in the US at one point and became a naturalized Canadian?

I recently visited Vancouver to be with my boyfriend and discovered that I absolutely LOVE it there- the climate, the mountains, the culture, everything- and I'm wanting to move there. Through all the research I've done I've determined that it's a lot more complex than it seems to move if you're just an average joe and not a health care professional or other in demand worker- I'm just an artist, and while there is a huge industry for video games and animation there it won't be easy to get a job offer.

I suppose my question is, if anyone has successfully moved- how did you go about it? Did it take a lot of back and forth from home to your destination, and did you choose to have a Canadian lawyer present your immigration case or do it all yourself?

Any insight or stories would be very helpful!

It's been a while since I've posted here!

I went to our local weekly flea market today with only a couple of quarters in my pocket- lo and behold I found this sitting on a stack for only 25 cents! It's in pretty nice condition, no tears or crayon marks! I can scan it if anyone wants me to- not sure if it's a common one or what.

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I bought a pack of curlers at Sally's Beauty Supply yesterday and have been going nuts curling the hair on my ponies. The results have been spectacular- much better than the straw and bobby pin method.

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Here's Scoops and Surprise showing off their new, fluffy 'dos!

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Brilliant Bloom and Wigwam have had a nice spa day.

So, show me ponies with curls! Fluffy, ringlets, or Pinkie-tier frizz- it doesn't matter.

I was so excited this weekend to find a Build a Bear Pinkie at our flea market! (As well as a G1 Bowtie plush)

She was super nasty. My sister and I thought her hair would be unsalvageable. She also had a few holes, like she had been reduced to a dog toy. Poor thing! My sister patched up the holes for me and removed the voicebox (Which I discovered you can open and re-record a new message...hehehe)

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(This was AFTER combing through it for a while...)

I combed and conditioned her hair for a few hours and finally threw her in the wash with a batch of clothes. Once dry, we let our hair straightener do the rest

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And today I finally gave her those signature curls!

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I'm so happy I found her. She's found a home at last!

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Here's mine to start. I made it from a Spitfire blindbag for my boyfriend.

Hey everyone! I've been scouring eBay for bait ponies lately and wondered if any of you have used a sniping program to win your bids. I found one called https://www.myibidder.com - it even has a tablet version - and wanted to know if anyone has used it with good or bad results. Or perhaps you know of a better app?