Every cork tells a story

Our older daughter has a “vessel” for saving corks, so that’s the source of the idea. I’ve extended the idea a bit: I write the date and whatever else I can fit on the cork. Today is our friend Raymond’s birthday and we had Raymond and Jeanne to our house for dinner. The champagne cork was popped for a champagne-based cocktail (“attitude adjustment” before dinner) and is labelled “Raymond’s B’day 2.07.23.”

It was this … or a dressed-up selfie … or a jigsaw puzzle, but I promised myself no more jigsaw puzzles.

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Looking back
  1 year ago: No post
 2 years ago: “Pandemic Puzzle #31”
 3 years ago: No post
 4 years ago: “Texas State House dome”
 5 years ago: “Relocating”
 6 years ago: “Lame abstract”
 7 years ago: “Chair in B&W” (one of the recently re-covered chairs)
 8 years ago: “Happy Birthday, Raymond!”
 9 years ago: “Unknown Aster”
10 years ago: “Passion tendril”
11 years ago: “Haliaeetus leucocephalus” (Bald eagle)
12 years ago: “Wedding Rings”

[Mags]

Such a nice way to save corks. Lovely still life too!