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Hello my amazing Flickr friends !
Today is a pink or purple day at Color my World Daily. And the theme at Smile on Saturday is money box. And guess what ? I have a collection of piggy banks :-). All my piggy banks are exactly like the one you see in the picture but different sizes. I started this collection 14 years ago, when I had my first son. I’m always putting my coins in my piggy banks and I try not to empty them… My biggest one weights almost 20 pounds !!! It is full of coins but I also put some bills …So who knows how many millions is there in this piggy ? Maybe I’m super rich ! Seriously I doubt it but I must admit that I stoped overspending during the pandemic… Isn’t that awesome ? I’m keeping my money for a family vacation when it will be possible again.
I just hope we will be able to travel again before my sons are adults…
Have an amazing day my friends !! See you later !
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The box already is broken, but Vas'ka likes to sit there and sometimes to sharpen his claws.
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As soon as I took out new boots from the box, Vas'ka took the box. And now he is sleeping there.
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fransappel mentioned in his comment, on my previous photo, that he was curious what was inside the box……
So here you are….. ;-))
The little square in the middle is my addition to hold the flaps together in a more elegant way.
Model: Origami Rose Decoration Box or Origami Decoration Box with a Rose
Design: Akiko Yamanashi
Diagrams: BOS magazine #198 or in NOA-magazine #289
Paper:
Box and Lid: 24x24cm silver decoration paper
Crease the paper money just right and get a box with Georges portrait, the center slides out like a match box.
As mentioned in a few of my previous shared images, I did go for a long outing on Stephen's Day as one could not do that for both Christmas Eve or Day. It was coming down in bucketfuls. This is the way down to the 6th Hole Tee box of the Bunclody Golf Course and unfortunately the River Slaney decided to break her banks and encroach onto the course, including submerging the Tee box.
The rather isolated telephone box at Kilmory. And it still has a telephone inside it. Mind you, you need a phone card for payment and, ummm, the nearest shop to buy a phone card is......... over 10 km away in Kilchoan! But it is a lovely peaceful part of the world........where, actually you aren't disturbed by the sound of a ringing phone
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and [SHIFUKU]Boom box succulents SIL
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Joshi loves boxes...
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If you like chocolate boxes, and let's be fair at this time of year they can be quite appealing, then this might be the shot for you.
Discarded in favour of a more arty upload a week or so ago, this one again features the 9.30am Arpley - Tunstead (6H02) hauled by DB Cargo 'Tug' 60044 'Dowlow' at Chinley, captured this time on the approach against a not-so-shabby autumn backdrop.
Note the faded 169 milepost, just to the right of the loco. Positioned beside what would have been a four-track alignment when installed, this would have been the distance to London St Pancras via the now closed route through Bakewell of the old Midland Railway. It's good to see a bit of history still surviving.
Processed at high-res, so it will stand full-screen viewing.
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11.04am, 20th October 2020
Song: Music Box Dancer
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qwa0c8VO71s
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Last year a horde of small caterpillars quickly destroyed around 50% of a box hedge which Ray had planted and lovingly nurtured.
This year their offspring from the webby structures they built on the leaves of the remaining hedge are hatching out and starting to chomp away at it.
Numerous remedies have failed to tackle them - anyone have any ideas?