More Photos of Loot from Our Trip

 

Today was a quiet day of working from home. I did have to put air in my tires (really, only one was low) because the "TPMS" light came on, not the low air tire light, but apparently it means the same thing. More annoyingly, it doesn't automatically turn off once the tire pressure is correct, so I will have to manually turn it off. It is a very cold day, so I wasn't looking forward to it, and someone else was already using the machine, but she was friendly and the cold wasn't as bad as I had dreaded. Travalon went to a Badger Men's Basketball game tonight, but I just wanted a quiet night at home to do chores around the house and then reward myself by watching old episodes of Colbert. Anyway, they lost by three points.

Here are some photos of things I bought on Sunday: three rosaries, a Packer tie-dyed bear, earrings, a bracelet, and two crystals.

I'm getting good at knowing what things might glow under blacklight. The orange bracelet and the orange rosary sure did!

And so did the earrings.

And so does the bear!

One of the rosaries is kind of the pastel twin of a colorful rosary I found in a thrift store several years ago.

And these are far from new acquisitions, but Travalon found my old rock collection in the garage, so he brought it upstairs. These are from my childhood many decades ago. Here are two of my favorites: Keyhole Rock and Hard-Boiled Egg Rock. 

Are these geodes? I don't exactly know what the geological term is for either of these rocks. Maybe I'll ask my aunt who is actually a geologist. Will let you know what I find out.

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