PROJECT C: SUPPER
BASKET 2
I have yet to
locate a suitable replacement 'basket' to contain my father's supper
tubs, so currently they sit on his dining table without a container.
PROJECT F: THE
LOFT 4
Here are some more
'goodies' I found. An ancient pencil box without a lid, pottery face
and tile print from elementary school, dolls pram cushion, 2
cube-picture block games, and a mouse tile and metallic pot from
school pottery classes. Hmm.... WTF did my parents keep this junk
for?
A doll's bed,
an ugly glove puppet that my mother made, another tile from elementary pottery
classes, and a pair of badges - oh dear. I do recall belonging to the Famous Five club and the Tingua and Tucker club, but honestly... this is
my history - not my present/future.... why would anyone want to hold
on to such stuff? I don't.... and it was MY stuff!
A cloth doll with
a rather large head in a plastic dolly carriage, a closer shot of the two
badges, and a colorful paper bag. PARENTS! How on earth could they store
such JUNK? I am a parent also, but one who knows when one stage of
life is over and done with and it is time to move on - a digitally
stored photo of a favored childhood toy is far better a keepsake than
the actual thing decaying in dust-ridden places. Oh well, maybe I
can sell the badges and dolls bed/carriage....
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