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You know I've been in an electronic funk. I hardly comment on your blogs anymore. I hardly even have time to take pictures. But then yesterday something possessed me to post on Figurevore, where I hadn't in a long time. Suddenly, three new followers.

Maybe that's why I had this surge of electronic excitement.

So I joined Tumblr. I posted a bunch of pics that Vita Plastica readers have already seen but that blog will be for one or two shots of Grandvillians

So here it is: http://grandvillians.tumblr.com/

smooches,
dani

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  1. @ebonynicole81April 6, 2012 at 3:41 PM

    More doll collectors need to join tumblr anyway, it's a different way of showing your photos!

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  2. VanessaApril 7, 2012 at 8:11 AM

    Tumblr is another wonderful communication tool. I started posting there early last year. The plan was to post all my videos there. That didn't last long. As I got busier, I realized I need to cut back on some things. Tumbler and Twitter have been temporarily put on hold. With Pinterest gaining popularity, I can see working Tumbler and Pinterest together. Good luck!

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