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- Dan Goodsell
- Co-author of Krazy Kids Food, Taschen 2003. Creator of Mr Toast.
5 comments:
Dan, dear,
This comment has nothing to do with sugar cones. I'm sorry about that, as I'm sure I'm going against an unspoken Blogger Commenting Code, but I just HAD to ask you something relating to Burry Cookies. See, my dad was a salesman for Burry. We used to get the cookies at home all the time for free. One day he also brought home for me a Betsy Burry doll. She was like a Raggedy Ann doll in that she was entirely made of cloth. Well, of course, over the years I lost track of her, and now I'd love to find another Betsy. When I search-engine her name, I come up only with information about the printed icon. In your Burry-themed travels, have you ever happened upon an actual Betsy Burry doll?
yeah I have never seen a Betsy Burry doll - it may have just been somethign they gave out to employees, in which case it will prove to be very hard to find.
good luck
Wow! I remember these vividly! Excellent find.
Thanks for sharing your collection.
I had one too. My dad was a salami as well. Wish I still had her.
Salesman*
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