old ornaments

nobody@flickr.com (bunnyfrogs) — Sat, 17 Dec 2011 11:24:03 -0800

bunnyfrogs posted a photo:

This is a closeup of some Christmas ornaments that were the ones my parents got for their first tree. They were always on the tree while I was growing up. One year my mom almost threw them out because the coating had tarnished so badly and they were so damaged, but I had a sentimental fit about them so she gave them to me. I put them on our tree every year. They're small, about the size of a golf ball, scratched, peeling, and discolored to a semi transparent cream and silver color. Some are missing their tops, some look burned, and one is missing. The box is falling apart, the lid won't stay on, but the little tissue papers that cradle each ball are still in the sections. Mom said she bought them at a discount department store. They have no value, except to me :) I hope you all have something of a treasure like this.

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nobody@flickr.com (bunnyfrogs) — Sat, 21 May 2011 16:17:59 -0700

bunnyfrogs posted a photo:

Meyer Park, Spring, Texas

Pardon the poor quality. Just loved the content. It was a cloudy day, low light, and I was having a bummer of a day and didn't care about settings at the time. Just was sitting at a picnic table watching the squirrels and birds. Saw my first red headed woodpecker that day!

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old ornaments

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