I was cleaning out some boxes of random stuff from my past. Most of it was newspaper clippings, writing assignments I'd saved, and a bunch of pictures. There was one bag, however, that had a few things from my infancy and early childhood. Included in that bag was a box of Q-tips that my parents were given at the hospital when I was born. It's a 34 year old box of Q-tips that are still sealed in plastic, "packaged for purity"! I told someone earlier that I don't think "vintage" has the same appeal with cotton swabs as it does with things such as furniture and clothing.
I read Twenty and Ten to the boys for the second time over the last school year. It's historical fiction, a story of twenty French kids at a boarding school who hide ten Jewish kids during WWII. Great book! Silas and I also read The Little Riders, another piece of historical fiction about a young girl living in Holland when it was occupied by the Germans in WWII. Needless to say, Silas had Nazis on his mind, so I wasn't surprised when he showed me this creation, made with a base so you can make it stand, at the end of his down time one day.
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No progression of shiner pictures?
How funny you'd find a vintage box of qtips. What are you going to do with them?
Love the shiner shot! And the q-tips - that is cool!
Kelly - I was going to toss them, but haven't yet. Seems weird to use such old ones, there's no point in saving them, and they aren't really collectors items. :)
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