The first "Quack Quack" I've had since I was a baby - it used to hold bubble bath. It must be nearly 40 years old, most of the paint is worn off.
The second, which is much smaller is "Quack Quack II". My mom bought this one when I left for my first apartment. She missed Quack Quack sitting on the edge of the tub.
The third has no name. It's one of those temperature sensitive ducks that tell you if the water is too hot. I use it for Alan's baths.
I also have a duck shaped spout cover on the tub :)
I saw at the Paramus, NJ library a few weeks ago someone's rubber duckie collection on display. That was interesting!
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Date: 2003-07-28 12:23 pm (UTC)I know where my rubber duckie is -- right on top of my computer monitor at work! :-)
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Date: 2003-07-28 07:05 pm (UTC)The first "Quack Quack" I've had since I was a baby - it used to hold bubble bath. It must be nearly 40 years old, most of the paint is worn off.
The second, which is much smaller is "Quack Quack II". My mom bought this one when I left for my first apartment. She missed Quack Quack sitting on the edge of the tub.
The third has no name. It's one of those temperature sensitive ducks that tell you if the water is too hot. I use it for Alan's baths.
I also have a duck shaped spout cover on the tub :)
I saw at the Paramus, NJ library a few weeks ago someone's rubber duckie collection on display. That was interesting!