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Kenzo's Awakening & Promise's Baptism...

2025 Barbie Story #3

By Tiffany GordonPublished 11 months ago • 3 min read
My Precious Babies!!!!

Hi All,

It's Doll Mommy here. ❄️🎁❄️🎁 Please take a break from your holiday shopping & Starbucks coffee to spend some quality time via text with your favorite gurl. 

Guess what, y'all? I finally found out why Fatima James was wearing Kenzo's $1000 jacket and nearly $2000 chain. Are you ready for the reason, friendz?

I overheard—okay, I admit that my ear was against Kenzo's deadbolt-locked bedroom door—my doll son Kenzo tell his best friend Bryshere that he laced his doll crush Fatima James with his Mariners chain and Snoop Dogg jacket because she is blazed (which I guess means pretty with a set of hot cakes) and is basically the baddest chick in his high school.

Say what?!

Blazed? That doesn't sound like a good thing. In fact, that sounds kind of hot & hellish! Where is my holy water when I need it, y'all? Lol 🤣

& Hot cakes? Let's hope he means she is a great pancake maker. If not, I'll be getting him one of those 5 lb. flour babies that we had to tote in high school to accompany him to soccer practice in the rain each day. I guarantee after he recovers from the embarrassment, his new parental responsibilities, and his third shoulder surgery, he will cool all of that mannish talk on down! lol 😁

Also, if Fatima is such a bad chick, maybe she needs an exorcism. Fatima, the gold-digging menace, better get her Linda Blair on elsewhere cuz I'm not having it.  

Don't worry about Miss Fatima, though, fam. I will be filing a restraining order on Kenzo's behalf bright and early Monday morning. Ain't nobody got time to be nickeled and dimed by Freddy Krueger's long-lost daughter! Lol 🤣

I told Kenzo that Fatima just seemed to be using him for money because she would text him three times a week asking him to Cash App her lunch money. He finally saw what I was talking about when his Tesla was totaled and she no longer wanted to be seen in public with him as a result.

Last week I jokingly told Kenzo to invite Fatima to Promise's baptism. He must have really asked her because I hear that Fatima and her Cardi B-looking cousin Mu-cha-cha got turned away by the head usher at Olive Branch Church, at the door, for not meeting the dress code. I think the head usher made the right call. What do you think, fam? Take a look:

The Menace & Her Cousin!

My bad, y'all; let me get back on track. The reason that I texted you is to tell you about Promise's baptism. She looked so radiant on her big day! I know that Jesus accepted her into his family with open arms and was smiling down on my baby girl with pride that day!

Promise wore an interesting hat to the baptism that was created by her feisty doll sister, Unique, who has been away at design school in NYC. Take a look:

Promise's Unusual Hat!

Promise's hat is goo-goo-ga-ga-gorgeous, but it is in the shape of a wedding dress. I told Unique to not be giving her Headstart-aged, 17-year-old doll sister Promise any bright ideas about matrimony. I'm not ready to live alone with 100 cats just yet! lol 🤣

Here is a darling pic of Promise & Unique at Promise's baptism! Promise is on the left; Unique is on the right. Don't they look adorable?

Promise's Baptism 12/25

Well, family, I better go begin baking these cookies for Santa!

Have a good night, friendz! Happy Holidays! 🫶🏾

Sincerely,

Your favorite gurl, Doll Mommy

P.S. Please don't buy up all of the mistletoe & chapstick at Target this year; be considerate and save some for the rest of us, por favor!

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About the Creator

Tiffany Gordon

I am a super-spiritual, fun-loving artist, writer, & peer-counselor residing in the Pacific Northwest. I am also an Institute of Children's Literature alumna who enjoys writing about the triumph of the human spirit.

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    Written by Tiffany Gordon