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Sunday, April 27, 2008

Pile of Pennies

You know my life is pretty boring when the second most exciting thing (next to finishing thesis data collection) in my week is a pile of pennies! :) Earlier this week I broke a 2 1/2 foot tall plastic Coke bottle that Jayson keeps pennies in. It was almost completely full and I broke it near the bottom, so the entire contents of the bottle emptied out onto our floor. They sat there for several days until Jayson fixed the bottle. After looking at them for some time I got to noticing how cool a big pile of pennies actually looks. The different amounts of wear and tear on each penny make a really neat collage of colors.


5 comments:

Heather said...

You know what? That IS pretty cool. I know my kids would love it. When are you coming out here to visit us?

Miss you, Heather

Keri said...

I agree, the colors are cool & the pictures are neat.

Shelby and Johnny Family said...

what a fun way to document the event. now here's the real question....how many were there? you should hold a little survey and see who can guess. or you could just tell us and end the suspense.

Noelle said...

That is a lot of pennies. How many years did that take to build up?

Fab Five said...

Wow, that is surprising cool.