Should I Be a Bobblehead?

The author was clueless about bobbleheads until he learned Sister Jean, chaplain for the Loyola College basketball team, had three made of her. It was then he entered the wacky, wobbly world of bobbleheads and learned it is proving a gold mine for more than thirty companies who custom make thousands of personalized replicas of friends, relatives for any and all occasions and "selfies" for themselves. All you do is send in pictures of the head with eye and hair colors and pick out a body type and select add-ons or accessories including tattoos, glasses, a golf club, car, pet, and lawn chairs for example, and presto you will have your "mini me" statue of your very own. Collectors crave for the next baseball bobblehead giveaways and the Beatles, Star Wars creatures and old-time generic ball players bring in big bucks at auction like the 1961 Yankee doll that went for $59,750. Will the author have a bobblehead made of himself? Look in the book and find out the answer.