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This evening's trinket walk finds ⬆️
A squash seed, a dime, a red bead, and a blue bead, two purple flowers (one edible one that tastes like sugar on the bottom end of the flowers and one that is not edible and grows non edible beans, a piece of computer or something that's light green with two metal teeth.
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My sea shells and sea glass collection <3
Some of these sea shells were collected many years ago before I knew better so just thought I’d mention this. If you’re thinking of taking sea shells home with you from your beach vacation, please do your research and make sure you’re not harming the local ecosystem!
Who’s this random who i don’t know
Ew why are you so green :/
!Great Grandma gave us jewelry!
Fizz, Lady, and Darlene are all very excited!
Necklaces:
Watches:
Bracelets:
Rings:
Earrings:
Pins:
Miscellaneous:
My current Alice in Wonderland collection
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Hanging out at the recently-opened O'Donnell Athenaeum on the campus of UT Dallas, which is the new home of the Crow Museum of Asian Art (though it still retains its old downtown space). Standing at the entrance to the galleries, the object on the left isn't actually part of the Crow's holdings but is on loan from the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. It's one of Xu Zhen's pieces where he mashes up Western and Eastern sculpture, in this case the Nike of Paionios with the upside-down body of a bodhisattva. On the right, I like the suspended display cases in the ceramics gallery.
The Crow Museum began as the personal collections of Dallas tycoon Trammell Crow, who has a son named Harlan Crow, but his tastes run more towards collecting Supreme Court Justices and dictator statues instead.
Some nice rocks from a specific thrift store parking lot in my area. There are some wish stones, some other stripey ones and a couple pretty shades of green.
