"Znowu złamiemy zasady?"

After pain pain and obsession, here she is.

Before: I got the statue from MonoStands on Etsy—wonderful shipping, glad to have bought it.

My Little Pony (G3, I think?), W.I.T.C.H., Winx, Barbie, Disney princesses, Winnie the Pooh, vintage Polish cartoons like “Bolek i Lolek” and “Reksio”. Quite an adorable potpourri.

Some cards and stickers have their date of release printed in the margin — the oldest are from 1998 (older than me and the friends I got them from. They must have passed through many hands before they got into mine :D), the newest are from 2006. Many are undated, though, and all are equally worn-out (as expected from something handled by young kids lol), so it’s hard to guess when exactly I stopped supplying the collection. I think it must’ve happened sometime in the first years of primary school.

I have only vague memories regarding this binder. I would carry it around in my backpack, sit among other girls from my group in preschool during playtime, and we’d chat, exchange the pictures and brag about our coolest findings. Two “normal” cards were equal to one fancy shiny card, from what I remember. “TAK” (yes) or “NIE” (no) was handwritten by me on the back of each sheet to mark whether it was up for exchange or not.

I have no idea what is going on with Hay Lin’s giant ear. It doesn’t look good lmao

Fun fact: I loved MLP as a little girl, but I’ve never been into W.I.T.C.H. and Winx Club lore. Like, not at all. I knew the main characters, knew the general premise of “a team of girls with magical abilities fights some evil powers”, nothing else. I simply liked the aesthetics of these cards and stickers. Shiiiny! hehe

Another fun fact: I’d started this entire collection with a single set of identical sheets. All the cool girls in my preschool had these binders full of pretty pictures, so I wanted one too, but I had no idea where to start — so I convinced my dad to buy me a random W.I.T.C.H.-themed notebook, and I removed the sheets to use them as cards for exchange. As you can see, it worked very well. :P

“I have too many of these. CARD SALE”. My handwriting before I learnt the standard cursive at primary school. Yet another useless fun fact: twenty years later, I still write my Ż’s (or rather Ƶ’s lol) the same way, either with a stroke instead of a dot, or — redundantly — both a stroke and a dot.

OMFG

ALSO

@mwahahalima

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My Little Pony (G3, I think?), W.I.T.C.H., Winx, Barbie, Disney princesses, Winnie the Pooh, vintage Polish cartoons like “Bolek i Lolek” and “Reksio”. Quite an adorable potpourri.

Some cards and stickers have their date of release printed in the margin — the oldest are from 1998 (older than me and the friends I got them from. They must have passed through many hands before they got into mine :D), the newest are from 2006. Many are undated, though, and all are equally worn-out (as expected from something handled by young kids lol), so it’s hard to guess when exactly I stopped supplying the collection. I think it must’ve happened sometime in the first years of primary school.

I have only vague memories regarding this binder. I would carry it around in my backpack, sit among other girls from my group in preschool during playtime, and we’d chat, exchange the pictures and brag about our coolest findings. Two “normal” cards were equal to one fancy shiny card, from what I remember. “TAK” (yes) or “NIE” (no) was handwritten by me on the back of each sheet to mark whether it was up for exchange or not.

I have no idea what is going on with Hay Lin’s giant ear. It doesn’t look good lmao

Fun fact: I loved MLP as a little girl, but I’ve never been into W.I.T.C.H. and Winx Club lore. Like, not at all. I knew the main characters, knew the general premise of “a team of girls with magical abilities fights some evil powers”, nothing else. I simply liked the aesthetics of these cards and stickers. Shiiiny! hehe

Another fun fact: I’d started this entire collection with a single set of identical sheets. All the cool girls in my preschool had these binders full of pretty pictures, so I wanted one too, but I had no idea where to start — so I convinced my dad to buy me a random W.I.T.C.H.-themed notebook, and I removed the sheets to use them as cards for exchange. As you can see, it worked very well. :P

“I have too many of these. CARD SALE”. My handwriting before I learnt the standard cursive at primary school. Yet another useless fun fact: twenty years later, I still write my Ż’s (or rather Ƶ’s lol) the same way, either with a stroke instead of a dot, or — redundantly — both a stroke and a dot.

OMFG

ALSO

@mwahahalima

Tw: Mild ambiguous gore if you squint

The Greek Mythology continues to consume me I fear. Always have, always will and will continue to distract me from other projects.