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Recently the husband found both of these bottles at the beach while picking up trash. Can I admit that this time, I'm kind of glad someone threw their trash in the ocean?
Monday, March 16, 2009
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Everyone should receive the recognition they deserve for their work, so if I have missed a credit somewhere, please let me know.
You may link to us and use our photos in your own blog, but please remember that any artwork is the property of sea and jae and may not be used commercially without our prior permission.
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5 comments:
Oh so beautiful! What a wonderful surprise the ocean has offered you!
Much nicer than the used hypodermic syringes I always found when I went to Coney Island ;)
These are beautiful treasures from the beach! I like them!! xoxo
oooh- those are great! nice work, bobby.
Hi Anne - unfortunately, we've found a few of those too and some other absolutely crazy things that should never be in the ocean, but that is a post of it's own!
Joyce - I really like them, too and all their posssibilities.
Deena - He did do nice work. He walked in and said, "I got you a really big wine bottle." Without looking up, I said, "Should I be expecting a really bad day that you thought I needed a lot to drink." The little one says pyrat on it which is kind of funny to me...
I dream of jewelry made from sea glass. I just love glass. I have a small - very small collection of Japanese fishing floats. Yes, I am very glad some things end up in the ocean.
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