Take it please

Over the last year, I've been in the process of getting rid of things I no longer use. This involves pairing down my wardrobe to basic, more functional items, using less products on my body and donating books and toys to other human mammals. But I still have too much stuff. Mostly, the stuff consists of ephemera I've accumulated over the last twenty years, pictures of strangers, ticket stubs, letters, bones, feathers, thimbles, wooden spools, etc.. So, rather than tossing these things, or donating them to SRS, I'm photographing them and putting them up for grabs on this very website. Items can be purchased, danced for, sung for, bartered for or begged for. 

Here are a few gems from the collection: 

possum skull

boa feather

chinese tea cup

rusty bell

shell necklaces

wooden spool

Snot Nose

Feeling a tad sickly in the schnoz, so I'm spending the day at home perusing the interweb for uplifting discoveries. Here is what I've come across so far:

Gracie Hagen - Illusions of the Body

“Good tooth brush. Bought it to replace an earlier one.”

— naturelover1 - amazon

“I can’t figure out sometimes if I am more cooky than I think I am, or less.”

— Alicia McDaid

to wear in the morning while having tea and blueberry buckwheat waffles

to be worn with the swimming mask

“Exactly. I want to smell what I’m eating.”

— M4W craiglist

You and Me on Sunday by Rocky McCorkle

“So any one version is never “true,” it just works better than another. But I can say that it did happen. True? No. It happened.”

— Sophie Calle

Sparkly Sasquatch via Lost and Jealous 

Blob

Folie à deux - French for "a madness shared by two" 

How to live - instructional films from the 50's