What's your hobby?

Yes, only the furniture was imported from Germany, and she also had a whole store with tiny packages of various well-known products, such as Persil washing powder etc., also from Germany.

I wonder if she would recognise this? did she have anything like this in her dolls' house kitchen? They were German tinplate toys which remained in circulation for years after they stopped producing them. You'd find them in dusty boxes in the stockrooms of toyshops. We had one like this in our dolls' house. I loved it, but the door of the oven was an absolute bloody bugger to open. It was on a spring and by standards of modern toys it was a death trap to little fingers :)

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No, it's not the one. She had another one. Apparently she was also given a larger stove with small pots to play with. In this furnace you could burn such small white cubes. From today's point of view, this seems very dangerous to me. Good thing she didn't start a fire.

Hey, Atch, are you going to keep that book a secret? It's not like a code to activate a nuclear war...

Why are you so obsessed? She said already she is not going to give the info.


Can I ask what appeals to you in those?
I'm very practical (to the point it can be a vice) and I think that's why I like renovating, building flatpacks etc. That is also why I like furniture restoration/ flipping.

I am devout however of any artistic talent and any crafts don't interest me at all.

Why?

1. She is embarrassed about how bad it is in grammar and style.
2. What she wrote can be used against her in a civil or criminal trial.
3. She plagiarized another book.
4. She never wrote a book.
5. She is planning to publish a better version.
6. She revealed secrets she wants to keep secret.

Did I miss anything?

She doesn't want us to know. And who can blame her?
One idiot already used every scrap of information he has to track it and another can't let it go after hearing no.

Yes, she just want to remain anonymous.

Hey, Mr. Embarrassment, publishing a book and staying anonymous are not mutually exclusive. It is done every day...
I did it, too.


So 7 billion people knew but a dozen more would be a calamity?

...for a reason. What's that reason? NOYFB is not a reason.

I took mine down for a very simple reason...I found myself in a mob-controlled fascist country and decided that the risks were too high compared to the benefits.

Ale jesteś upierdliwy. Nie chce to nie chce i koniec. Maybe you'll understand it better in Polish.

Maybe she revealed a bit more about herself in the book. Maybe she just doesn't want people here to read it. Maybe it's not your f business.


No, only few selected people knew that it's her book. Others might have seen it, read it but didn't know Atch.


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For some people it's the intricate workmanship of the craftsmen made pieces which are tiny replicas of the real thing but to me I don't mind if they're just mass produced things from a factory. I love the fact that you can recreate any real life setting in miniature and if you're into interior design it's great fun. I'm also sure that it's partly a hangover from my childhood. I have great memories of playing with my little house, maybe that's what it is.


It might have been Modella or Jean of Germany. I wonder if any of this furniture looks familiar to her.

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No, hers were different

No, it's a thing of the past, but today she has a collection of large porcelain dolls, and it started with the largest one that I bought for her.

And the last one I also bought for her, it's a small porcelain doll that the big one can carry in her pocket. A doll for a doll, so to speak.