The person above me has a TS3 quote on her signature.
The person above me has SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE! as her signature. 
The person above me names four Toy Story characters on her signature.
The person above me is correct, I’ve never been anywhere near South America, although it’s the place I want to visit most.
If that’s so, I could change with the person above me whenever she wants 
The two people above me are my best friends…
The person above me features Emily’s bed on her signature.
I ask the person above me a question: do you think Andy’s mom is Emily? She seems to eagerly throw out Andy’s toys…and forgot that Jessie was in there.
To the person above me: I don’t think Emily and Mrs. Davis are the same person, even if that would be kind of cute. But it simply can’t be. Emily’s stuff is far too modern.
60’s vibe?
The person above me is again forgetting this is the “say something about the person above you” board.
The person above me is receiving an answer to her reply: It’s possible Mrs. Davis is a teen somewhere around 1960’s or something…you never know.
To the person above me: The flashback in TS2 didn’t look to be placed in the 60’s to me, but that can be debated, I suppose.
To the person above me: She had Andy around that time. 
To the person above me: I’m not talking about that. I’m saying the When She Loved Me sequence doesn’t look like something from the sixties, but something more modern. So Emily can’t be Andy’s mom.
Okay, then…
The person above me definitely doesn’t want to pay attention to the game
The person above me has brought up interesting points. But there might be some evidence to back up a sixties (or seventies) setting for Emily. Notice that she has a record player on the shelf at some point. Her style of shoes also looks like something from the period.
The person above me might be right. But if she’s actually Emily, then the ending is emotionally unsatisfying.
The person above me is right–it might be unsatisfying…but, Andy doesn’t know she’s Emily…