Quiz: Is is what I found in my cupboard, from previous owner, or what I'll leave?
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6 comments:
What is that weird thing back in the left-hand corner--a monkey?
I didn't remember this being so--creepy--in person.
Lisa
That would be a chalk doggie.
Every couple of years, I remember these things, I climb up and open the cupboard just to look. Last time, they tried to escape, and now some are missing their heads.
You could have an eBay cache there.
I vote leave them. . . wait, are you selling your house?
I can't sell anytime soon, there are way too many non-code repairs I must redo, but the neighborhood shenanigans are getting old. I used to at least get good "yard offerings" in various forms: a roto-tool still in the box, a well stocked tackle box, a box of old playboys, cooking pans,etc. The last such offering was almost two years ago: a severed deer leg.
The risk/benefit ratio of living here is really tanking.
Carla, so good to find you. Thanks for your words on my Lacey. Your kitty figurine menagerie is brilliant. I have mine tucked into a box someplace...anxiously awaiting when I have the right display to get them out to play again.
Thanks Mary Lee. For a while I collected bad kitty graphics - the really spooky-looking attempts at cute kitty which adorned some cat products.
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