March 15, 2012
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Filler
Hey friends!
I was removing some pictures from my cell phone and thought I would share a couple with you; hopefully they’ll brighten your day!
This first one is for @lucywrites and she’ll know why:
I saw this at the local Menards and it totally cracked me up.
My dad, all the way up until 1982, used to collect beer cans. Back in February I went to visit him and he asked me to build a pyramid or something with them so he could take a picture and put them on Craigstlist or eBay. Behold, 212 antique beercans in what I call the Great Beer-amid!
I hope that you are all well and blessed; hopefully I’ll have a chance to offer a real post in the next few days!
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That’s a lot of beer cans!
Your dad is a fella after my own heart: A creative hoarder.
People will buy used beer cans? That’s amazing to me.
@blonde_apocalypse - We’ll see; I don’t know if he’s had any takers yet!
Wow, that’s some really nice building. It looks sort of like a temple or church.
‘Beeramid’… how clever.
I enjoyed this ‘filler’ post.
HAHA love the obscure Dr Who reference! I wonder how many people driving behind that guy will get it.
@lucylwrites - I got it! And I took that picture with the intention of making sure you saw it!
I loved them all! The best was the toy sign at Menards. What a hoot!
I had to read the license plate several times before I “got it”… and then I smiled. Very nerdy.
The Doctor Who reference!! Wow, seeing that in traffic would make my day. Also, unrelated, but I’ve been rooting for Saint Louis during March Madness because of you!
@walkintotheseaaa - Hey thanks! If SLU ends up losing eventually you can transfer your cheers to Marquette since I’m in Milwaukee now; after that just cheer for whatever Jesuit school is still in the running!
I’ve been praying for you every day!!
I have to say I’m pretty impressed by your beer-amid!
@sweetmumbleb - It was quite the little project.
wow that’s a lot of beer cans and they look like they are all different kinds