I was away for a few days with some friends I only met face to face last year so here is a few notes about that.
I travelled to one friend who kindly gave me a lift with them to the property we would be staying in with extensive grounds.
One of my friends brought a train set which kind of puzzled me as a number were girls and train sets generally don't go together with them but it proved to be quite interesting in that it is a Fairy based set a bit like this with Fairies, Trees and a Station and the Engine and Coaches in painted in girlie colours rather than the more boy sort especially the hobby sort like those by Hornby and the like.
The track was made from wood with grooves in that you pushed the train along by hand.
I found myself actually enjoying playing with trains sat cross legged on the floor , making hooting noises and yes having the odd crash as that little sissy gurl!
Perhaps this was just what I needed to work through my emotions.
A member of our little group had been rather poorly for a period and on the Friday evening I heard noises.
Waking up the next morning I like the rest of the girls found a present which when unwrapped turned out to be a Tatty Teddy blue nose friend with mine being a "Peanuts" model.
Apart from being a really lovely gesture, this plushie didn't just talk, it conversed to others in the series when correctly set up, in an awfully cute way, talking of having adventures, playing together and being best friends.
To me it seemed to sum up the whole feel of being together as girls and boys sharing and playing together
I spent a bit of time talking about dollies as a few of us had brought our dolls or that bit of our collections we could carry in our cases with us, learning about them and why they mattered to their owners.
Among the many games I played Scrabble, Frustration (and boy wasn't it just!), Pool (well kind of!) and Tetris which was fun although with my amazingly bad co-ordination and memory it's not my strong point.
One thing I did enjoy which takes me back a bit to actual childhood was playing with guns that fire plastic pellets out with some of the 'younger' ones because many of the girls I played with were tomboys and we did these things while the boys were well out of doors, in the woods.
Just being out as a sissy gurl in hur jumper and skirt for several days with other littles was just magical.
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