Friday, January 18, 2008

Blast from the Past

Karson has been talking about wanting some new Cabbage Patch Kids called Lil' Sprouts. For some reason when I think of Cabbage Patch Kids, I also think of Garbage Pail Kids. Do any of you bloggers remember these fun sticker collection cards? I had a TON of them. These were some of my favorites.





10 comments:

  1. Funny! I haven't seen (or thought of) those in YEARS. Who knows, maybe they'll make a come back?

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  2. I was strictly forbidden to have Garbage Pail Kids! Seriously...but I loved them, too, because of course all of my friends had them!! :) You know I love all of your blasts from the past (especially the NKOTB Christmas one!!).

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  3. I was sheltered like Melanie... I didn't know much about them except that they were BAD. It's too funny to see them today and see how un-evil they are. They're just crass - perfect for boys of any age! I remember almost crying in 2nd grade because one of my classmates found out my mom's name is Patty and there was a Garbage Pail Kid named Patty. She teased me mercilessly! Where did you find these pics?

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  4. I had 9 cabbage patch kids and my brother used to torment me with them and call my dolls by the cards names. I may still harbor a little ill will....

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  5. That brought back so many memories. I loved Luke Puke!

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  6. I was never allowed to have them myself, but knew lots of girls who had them...so I think I had a few that my parents never got ahold of. How funny to remember things from childhood. I loved that my Natalie Kate wanted to have a Rainbow Brite birthday party! :-)

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  7. Too funny - I hadn't thought of those in years!

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  8. Yuck! I remember them now that I see them...yuck! :)

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  9. I loved these cards. I had a lot of them. Way to bring back memories.

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  10. I too was never allowed to have any. Kurt and I wanted them because everyone had them but our parents never gave in.

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