The Daily Post Photo Challenge for this week is:
Boxes, tanks, wrappers: for this week’s Photo Challenge, show us something that contains something else.
As I pondered what I might use to meet the challenge, I remembered a container of objects that I keep on the top shelf in one of my rooms. I hadn’t looked in it for years.
When I opened it and spread everything out, I was struck by how many of my life stories this container contains!
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After blogging for almost two years, I plan to begin following the photo challenge. Thank you for sharing this post and re-igniting my interest.
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I look forward to seeing your responses to the photo challenges. I am really enjoying doing them.
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Your photo triggered a memory for me, Karuna–a wonderful, Native American friend I made in a college program who made jewelry–amazing craft!
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I love how blogging triggers memories! I’m glad to hear my post did that for you.
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Really cool. I am now inspired to find my own container of memories. I have a few. 😀
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I’d love to hear about or see what you find!
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I like your memory boxes. I’m creating boxes for my children and grandchildren to open some day in the far future. I call them time capsules.
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That’s a great idea!
About 5 years I dismantled all of my photo albums and made a beautiful life album for each of my children. I of course saved pictures for myself but haven’t put that one together yet. Since they both live in India though, they store the albums here so they (the pictures) won’t have to deal with the super hot weather. So I can look through them whenever I want!
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You have a very cute set of things in your containers… Loved it 🙂
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Thanks. It was fun to look at them again!
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where did you get that OM??
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I bought it at a fundraising auction, and found out later that it was made by a friend of mine!
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