Spoon Rest Got Mugged

A mug fell on my souvenir spoon rest. I was trying to hang the mug on the hook above. It slipped out of my hand and cracked the otter. Not into smithereens, though.

I bought the glass otter spoon rest when my sister and I were on our 2016 Alaska trip. It was an artist cooperative shop in Homer.

Now I should just throw it out.

But I’m looking at it on and off for a day, wondering.

Could I glue it?

Such a clean break.

It’s just a spoon rest. It’s broken.

Why do I think about it? Gather the pieces and put them in the trash!

Wikipedia answers this question and says…

What is the point of a spoon rest?

A spoon rest (also known as a dublé) is a piece of kitchenware that serves as a place to lay spoons and other cooking utensils, to prevent cooking fluids from getting onto countertops, as well as keeping the spoon from touching any contaminants that might be on the counter.

A saucer works just as well- holds the cooking spoon after I stir the sauce. Never touches the counter. Phew!

The T -Shirt I Didn’t Buy

A follow up to the Denali post from yesterday. September 2016.

I would have needed a larger size anyway.
But my friend Kristin bought one in 2019. We are both so fortunate we saw the mountain.

Alaska – September 9, 2016

My sister and I were lucky we were in the 30% of visitors who can actually see Denali. Our first day it wasn’t visible. The highest peak in North America. This view was taken from the train headed back to Anchorage.

Silent Sunday

Aspens and Evergreens in Alaska 2016

Throwback Thursday 2016

Switching the track by hand
Alaska trip with my sister 2016

Trains and Tracks: Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge

Cee has compiled a list blog challenges all around the blogosphere. She posts a FOTD Flower of the Day challenge  and inspires others blogger to post their flowers. If you want to see some gorgeous blooms, click the FOTD Flower of the Day. She is an excellent photographer and a creative soul.  Always generous with her encouragement.

This week Cee’s B & W Challenge is Trains and Tracks.
Searched my archives for my sister’s and my visit to Alaska in 2016.  Our 8 hour train ride from Anchorage to Denali.  And back!  I converted a few of the photos to sepia tones which is new for me. Perhaps I should have read up on how to do it more effectively but I had fun trying.  Thanks Cee.

Parts Unknown

Out of this world gallery inspired by Ben Huberman at WordPress

https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/out-of-this-world/

More Effects of Elements and Time

More Effects of Elements and Time

WEATHERED appeals  to me cause I’m  finding a lot of photos in the archives to post.

 

VintageGarbageTruckToyVintage Toy Garbage Truck from the 1950’s

LarimerSchoolLarimer School, Pittsburgh PA-

 

Okanogan, Washington and surrounding area-

orchard heaters no longer used, and apple boxes, an abandoned school house with an updated roof and a No Hunting sign posted on the building with the old vinyl couch out front.

 

 

Your Handwriting Reveals your Character sign in Coney Island-

-Bakery, Drug Store and the Lunchbox Diner* (see below for how it used to look) in Manhattan– New York City-

 

Weathered Diner

Quinwood, West Virginia-

 

Conneaut Amusement Park- Pennsylvania-

 

RollerRinkMcKeesport

Roller Skating Rink- McKeesport PA-

 

alaska_trainTrain in Alaska

 

Lunchbox Diner NYC

How Green is my Gallery

It is easy being green Weekly Photo Challenge

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Seaplane Over Kachemak Bay Alaska

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Sea Plane over Kachemak Bay Alaska  September 2016