if i could save time in a bottle, the first thing that i'd like to do is to save everyday....ok wait. kill the music.
love this idea. dirt, sand, shells, rocks~whatever detritus you find along the way from your latest vaca. all contained in uniform {or varied} labeled bottles. organic, smelly, tactile, memories of good times past. which makes me wonder, what i would have saved in a bottle labeled, "12-14", "college", "early 20s", "whacked out new mother" etc. i especially love that these are sitting under a gilded frame. image found on apartment therapy
Thursday, September 25, 2008
good times in a bottle
if i could save time in a bottle, the first thing that i'd like to do is to save everyday....ok wait. kill the music.
love this idea. dirt, sand, shells, rocks~whatever detritus you find along the way from your latest vaca. all contained in uniform {or varied} labeled bottles. organic, smelly, tactile, memories of good times past. which makes me wonder, what i would have saved in a bottle labeled, "12-14", "college", "early 20s", "whacked out new mother" etc. i especially love that these are sitting under a gilded frame. image found on apartment therapy
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4 comments:
a good collection of decanters are good times too.
you could have those silver labels engraved...for your bottles. just an idea, not that you need any help.
oh, great idea! i love those engraved hanging tags. so classic.
My "whacked out new mother" bottle would have to be economy size.
maybe one of those gallon jugs of wine, empty, would do the job. It would need a lid that came off easily so that I could continue to 'feed' it. Although, I guess that would be the next container, 'whacked out old mom'
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