Every Saturday growing up, My Grandma B. would come visit us and buy us all McDonald's for lunch. She never missed a Saturday. As a result, I had quite the collection of Disney toys, trick-or-treat pails, and ornaments. These little fellas were from 1988 (I was ten years old) when the Disney animated animal version of Oliver came out. Squeeze their tummies and they play Frosty the Snowman and Jingle Bells. Not only have they survived for 22 years, but they still play music. How crazy is that?12.12.2010
Happy Meal Christmas
Every Saturday growing up, My Grandma B. would come visit us and buy us all McDonald's for lunch. She never missed a Saturday. As a result, I had quite the collection of Disney toys, trick-or-treat pails, and ornaments. These little fellas were from 1988 (I was ten years old) when the Disney animated animal version of Oliver came out. Squeeze their tummies and they play Frosty the Snowman and Jingle Bells. Not only have they survived for 22 years, but they still play music. How crazy is that?
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That is so sweet. I love that you kept them. What a sweet Grandma.
That is pretty sweet! And what a cool tradition!
My mom got some of our old ones out for Sophie to play with- they were dinosaurs that transform milkshaks, burgers, fris ect. They still work too! They don't make them like they used to!
NO WAY! I have these too, but sadly they no longer play music. I also have Founder from The Little Mermaid!
AWWWWW! I totally remember those! Now that's an awesome Christmas tradition!
I didn't have a g-ma that bought me happy meals every Sat - I believe we rarely had that treat, but I did get an Oliver & poodle friend soft plastic figures, so I remember the movie & McD's!
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