Welp turns out I have very few shells and mostly rocks, pieces of corals and sea glass... I've put em on the printer cuz the table's outta space-
I feel a bit bad cuz rocks and shells are important to the ocean and it feels like I'm contributing to global warming due to me removing these lil carbon banks, unabling the atmosphere's carbon be absorbed into these things in the ocean but- collecting in moderation is fine. And I shall return unwanted stuff some day :) But google said sea glass ain't important so- OvO
According to google lens the bone under the jar is apparently a GIRRAFE CERVICAL VERTEBRAE BONE??? HELP?? I individually took photos of whatever object that idk of but I'm sure they ain't accurate, but all ik is that I've picked up G E M S (stuff that's valuable both sentimentally and MONEH-WISE *v*)
- white/transparent, green and brown sea glass are the most common colors, I'm HOLDING MYSELF BACK from buying sea glass of different colors online cuz I wanna keep my collection authenticly from the beaches I visited (foaming at the mouth like a dying rabid dog)
-yes I have a few pieces of floor tiles and a piece of a Chinese porcelain bowl, I plan on collecting more.
-I also hope to stumble on marbles and lil figurines! Tho that and sea glass are by products of pollutions, sea glass is literally turned into jewelry material by the sea. I NEED MOREEEE!!
-the lil cup in the BG is a tiny STUBBORN STINKY AHH SHELL that I've boiled, soaked in dish soap water and bleach so many times. The smell is still not going away. I want to give up for the absurd amount of bleach, soap and water I've wasted but I can't cuz the shell is so pretty and cute q.q (didn't take pic) shd I change the solution when it gets stinky or I shd let it sit?? Pls help me ππ
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