This piece was purchased at a garage sale and was created for a breast cancer fundraiser. Made out of car parts, this one of a kind heavy duty brassie was purchased by someone who had had far too much to drink at the auction and paid waaay too much for it. She was so embarassed about how much she paid for it that she would not even reveal it to us as we purchased it from her for $10.00 at a garage sale.
Kimberly emailed me and asked if I would like an oversized, inflatable cell phone.
I said yes, yes I would. She got it when she was walking by a garage sale one day and a lady yelled, "Hey, do you want something you'll never use?" She did. Now I do.
It's fake, but still gets better reception than my phone.
(I don't know how to spell that so I'm trying to cover with comedy. Much like illiterate adults, I mask my pain by being the life of the party. I AM. Shut up thoughts in my head.)
I was really excited to find out that I'm not the only person in the world who makes DIORAMAS. That's right. I picked up a Jackelope diorama and some kind os matador with a picture of a seal behind him. They're a set. Unless someone only wants one. Then they are completely separate entities.
I found this one at Killorn "mark up" O'Neill's garage sale. I was really excited to find out that I'm not the only person in the world who makes DIORAMAS. That's right. I picked up a Jackelope diorama and some kind of matador with a picture of a seal behind him. They're a set. Unless someone only wants one. Then they are completely separate entities.
I found this one at Killorn "mark up" O'Neill's garage sale. It's a Day of the Dead skeleton. He keeps falling over. I have named him Rodney the Woozy Skeleton, after my aunt. She likes falling down. And is named Rodney. And she has a skeleton that she uses every day so she must like them. No she doesn't. I have no such aunt.
