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[totchipanda]

Also, convince me not to take one of the dolls with me. That was the first thing I told myself, not to take one. Then I thought maybe... then NO. Today I wanted to take Bastet (who is a tiny, and fits handily in the front pocket of a hoodie XD), and concluded that no, I'd rather take one of my own. Ralli is a mini, he'd do... But now I'd prefer to take Saki, he's my oldest and my favourite and I would love to get some pictures of him in one of the parks.

Dear self: DUDE. You're going to spend maybe 4 hours in the parks, and you are NOT going to want to lug him around all day.

Self/Saki: but but but... ;___;

*sigh* time to see what exactly I can pack into which suitcases...

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[learan.livejournal.com]

That strikes me as a grade-A bad idea, honestly... they are so expensive and fragile... and even if I don't understand the allure of the damned things, I'd still hate to find out that customs searched your bag and broke one of their heads off.

[zoi-no-miko.livejournal.com]

Oh god, customs regularly had a heyday with mine any time I hopped the border down to the states. One even got swabbed for drugs. :S

That being said: From doing a Japan trip with and without a dorrie, If you're going to meet anyone with dolls (ie Inertia XD) it's worth taking him. If not, don't. You don't want to have to lug around any more luggage than needful ;)

[totchipanda.livejournal.com]

drugs D:

It seems as though I won't be meeting anyone I know with dorries, so they are definitely staying home XD

[totchipanda.livejournal.com]

They're not as fragile as one might think (oh how many times have they taken headers to the floor...) but you are right. Too pricey! Staying home, they are XD