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my TUSAL jar

I never did go in search of the perfect jar, so I had to dig through the deepest regions of my house to find something that was remotely clear, but find one I did. It's not very big, it's not technically a jar, and I don't think I'll come close to filling it. I started putting scraps in at 12:01 am though, and hopefully I won't be too clumsy and tump it over a million times!
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ArtsyFartsy Panda said…
those are beautiful book editions behind your ort jar!!! :)
January 9, 2012 at 12:11 AM
Keebles said…
Thanks! I'm obsessed with books...the real kind, not the digital variety, and Barnes and Noble have a set of leatherbound classics that are fairly inexpensive. I've been collecting them for a couple of years now!
January 9, 2012 at 4:33 AM
Joysze said…
I like it! It's nicer than mine, that's for sure. My cousin keeps telling me to switch it out, but it's a sauce jar that my mom brought 2 visits ago and it reminds me of her, so ugly as it is, I'm keeping it. :)

NICE books. :D
January 11, 2012 at 11:27 AM
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