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Limited Edition 25th anniversary Cabbage Patch Kids

Did you know that over 115 million Cabbage Patch Kids have been adopted since 1983? They hold the record for the best selling large doll of all time.

I’ll admit to you that I owned at least 7 of those kids when I was little. In fact, Cabbage Patch dolls are the only dolls that ever won my heart as a little girl. I wasn’t much into dolls, and I’m sure a few people will pop by to tell you how as a child I melted the Barbie dolls my aunt gave me for my birthday and holidays. They just weren’t my thing.

I didn’t want to be a blond girl with boobies to kingdon come and I sure as heck didn’t want to wear those dang shoes. Did you see what they did to poor Barbie’s feet? Who wants to walk around tippie toed all the time.

Cabbage Patch Kids were different. They wanted to be kids, not grownups, not anything else, just kids being kids and having fun. And that was something that had my attention better than any other doll on the planet ever could. 25 years and we’re all still kids. That couldn’t be more true!

I was lucky enough to get one of these great 25th anniversary Cabbage Patch Dolls in the original Cabbage Patch design. As these adorable cuties reach store shelves you’ll want to go Find Your Match in the Cabbage Patch. Each Cabbage Patch doll is still 100 percent original and unique. They have names, birthdays, adoption certificates and I’m sure you fondly recall that they have autographed bottoms. (The name Xavier Roberts is so permanently implanted in my memory from changing the diapers and clothes on my dolls that Xavier just happens to be Luke’s middle name.)

Now, as most of you already know I have a house full of testosterone here and the boys were less than interested in the adorable cutie that I received. I was tempted to keep her all for myself, because let’s face it I’m a kid at heart. Then I toyed with the idea of giving it to my niece for her upcoming birthday. But, with all these Oliver boys running around she’s become a bit of a tomboy, dolls really just aren’t her thing.

So I came to a decision. I’m here to give away my Limited Edition 25th Anniversary Cabbage Patch Doll to one lucky reader of this blog. This contest will start now and run through Friday September 26, 2008 - which is, funny enough, my wedding Anniversary!

What You’ll Win:

This 25th Anniversary Cabbage Doll, with special edition Xavier Roberts signature, a silver anniversary baby spoon, commemorative stamped 25th anniversary birth certificate and adoption papers. Retail value of approximately 30 dollars and full of adorable cuteness. I haven’t removed her from her packaging yet, so here are some pics just so you know I’m not pulling your leg about the cuteness!

Hanging out on the sofa:
25th anniversary limited edition cabbage doll

Safely packed in a shipping box:
25th anniversary limited edition cabbage doll

The adorable details on her paperwork:
Name: Socorro Carmelita
Born in the Cabbage Patch: September 24
She’s wearing a pale purple dress with white and navy blue trimming and white buttons, white socks, and white shoes. She’s got dark brown hair and blue eyes.

How to Enter:

Leave a comment here telling me about your Cabbage Patch memories! Either your own, or your child’s adventures will do here. Comments that simply say “enter me” will be ignored and disqualified.

How to get bonus entries

You cannot get a bonus entry unless you have an original entry from leaving a comment about Cabbage Patch memories!!! You must first leave an actual comment before you can earn any additional entries!

  • Earn 1 bonus entry by blogging about this contest on your blog, your post should include a link to the contest here so others can enter and a link to the 25th Anniversary Cabbage Site http://cabbagepatchkids25.com/
  • Earn 1 bonus entry by submitting this post to StumbleUpon and leaving a comment with your Stumble user name when you do this
  • Earn 1 bonus entry by submitting this post to sk*rt and leaving a comment with your sk*rt username when you do this
  • Earn 1 bonus entry by submitting this post to any other social network and leaving a comment with a link and your user name there when you do this
  • Earn 1 bonus entry by Twittering about this contest! Leave a comment with your Twitter name (a link to the tweet is helpful too if you can) when you do this, this also gives me a chance to add some new Twitter friends!
  • Earn 1 bonus entry by subscribing to the RSS feed here at Just Not Martha, you’re on your honor with this one, leave a comment and let me know you subscribed. Already a subscriber? You can get a bonus entry too, just leave me know in the comment.
  • Earn 1 bonus entry by submitting your Cabbage Patch memories to the memory wall! http://cabbagepatchkids25.com/memorywall/ and, you guessed it, leave me know in the comment section.
Contest void where prohibited. I’m sorry folks, I cannot ship this one overseas. That’s it. Not too bad. I will announce the winner here on Saturday September 27th, you’ll have all day and night Friday to get those last minute entries into the contest. I want to give a shout out to Team Mom and thank them for the great opportunities that they give us mom bloggers. Just to get you started with the trip down memory lane…. My favorite Cabbage Doll that I ever owned was actually one of the “babies” and his name was Maxwell Chad. He had the little yellow pacifier, he had a blad little baby head that smelled like baby powder, and my grandma got me all the extra goodies so I could change his diapers and his little bootie socks. Other girls thought it was weird that I had a boy Cabbage Patch doll, but I didn’t care what they thought. Pink and frilly was never my thing. I guess I was practicing for a life full of boyish things even way back then. Thank you for stopping by and good luck in the contest! Technorati Tags: , , , , ,

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