In Step with America's Little People
Things have not changed a great deal at the Daily Grind Coffee Shop, despite the change in ownership.
The regulars still come in for coffee and companionship.
There are a few minor changes in the routine under the new management.
Will this do, Your Lordship? 
It was my good fortune recently to stumble upon a small overlooked community in the heart of my own neighborhood. The inhabitants invited me into their homes and shared their histories with me. My heart was touched. Hitherto these people have had no voice. Unaccountably ignored by telemarketers and pollsters alike, it is nevertheless apparent that we have much to learn from them. They are truly America's little people, their joys and plights mirroring the country at large.
I am not an anthropologist. Nor am I experienced in making documentaries. Yet I could not help but see how much we have to learn from these amazing individuals, and so set myself about the business of bringing their stories to the world.
America, welcome to Plasticopia!
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Produced in beautiful Anchorage, Alaska.
3 comments:
I found your stories today and couldn't stop reading. I can't wait for the next chapter.
this is funny...when is Sarah coming to town...OK...Joking
Love this site
Nice post, the dolls look real, anyway speaking of realistic dolls I found this website http://www.ThatsMyFace.com/f/action_figure_head that can create a super-realistic doll heads of anyone from just a photo. Imagine making doll of yourself, your kids, your boss or your favorite celebrity!
Apparently they can make the heads in many scales to fit Barbie-like dolls, Tonner dolls or even smaller figurines like Polly Pocket.
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