Thursday, May 5, 2011

Devastation: 143/365

My favorite globe broke.  The actual globe was bigger than any of my others, had amazing reflective qualities, and worse yet, it wasn't mine.  I was playing with the reflection of the mini pine cones and it rolled over a rock that made it literally "pop"!  I sat there in shock as the water poured out. It smelled like rubbing alcohol and trouble.  I broke the news to my friend, Traci, who didn't seem too mad, but I was both mad and sad.  Thanks, Traci for sacrificing your globe for my project.  I love you and this globe, and refuse to stop using it.  For anyone counting this is #6.

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  2. When I knew the snow globe had broken I felt more heart broken for Amy. This snow globe had a special place in Amy's project. I only hope a new snow globe will take its place. The one thing I know is no matter what snow globe Amy has, each picture will be perfect. Love ya Amy Marie!!!

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  3. At least, if it had to break, it was broken while being enjoyed.
    I have to say that I am impressed that you still managed a lovely photo out of such a sad subject.

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