"That's the stupidest candle holder I've ever seen! The flame won't burn because it won't have any oxygen!"
"How is this cup supposed to work? It doesn't have a flat bottom!"
I promise I don't usually have such stereotypical blonde moments. (I still can't believe I'm actually admitting this happened... *smacks forehead*) It wasn't actually until 2007 when I returned from studying abroad in India that I realized these strange glass cups' true purpose.
Near the end of my trip, I had purchased a perfectly sized little Buddha. It was a typical tourist gift, but it really is beautiful; and because I had perfected my bargaining skills after five months of speaking Nepali, it was really inexpensive! *proud grin*
A few weeks after I got home, I found myself in a thrift store (of course), and came across an odd-looking jar that would fit my little Buddha perfectly. It was then that I finally realized what it was for. (It's still so embarrassing to admit how stupid I was...)
So I bought it, and voila! He is now quite happy and dust-free.

*swoon*
Paige
i LOVE your thrifted thursdays!!! this looks amazing! instantly turns it into a museum/gallery "look"!
ReplyDeleteI have a Buddha that my BF got in Asia that looks just like that- I think I will have to get a belljar for it now- it looks great under there.
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