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October 24, 2004 |
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We collect FOUND stuff: love letters, birthday cards, kids' homework,
to-do lists, ticket stubs, poetry on napkins, telephone bills, doodles -
anything that gives a glimpse into someone
else's life. Anything goes...
my sister and i used to make faux advertisements like this when we were little. we also made restaurant menus, lists of school children, and basketball teams.
oh, how we wanted to grow up.
This would have definitely been worth my parents money. I wish they would have offered roller skating too! I'm 30 and I can't do either, damnit!
The best part about this is how unathletic the drawings of the boy and girl are, they look like theyre really tired or something. Great Find.
Actually, the drawings are way more sophisticated than the lettering. I wonder if it was a team effort, with one kid drawing and the other writing.
We used to put on plays and charge the family a nickel or quarter to watch us. Fun times :-)
I love the happy little guy at the bottom- obviously in the midst of a cartwheel.
Awesome. Im in....only I need to know..do I make the check out for 20,000.00 or 20.00?
@Crystal: that'd be twenty thousand. Make your check out to "A Ghost in the Lost and Found." Thanks.
well, they are from canada, so possibly speak french also?
in french you use commas in place of periods, so that would be $20.00.
For one month, your child will come home doing cartwheels (kind of like the old man in that "knick knack paddy whack" song).
When that one month is over, you'll have to send them back for retraining (for an additional $20,00).