Steph

Hi. Welcome. The speckled marbles with the dark base are from Mexico, made by a company known as Vacor. They could be as old as the 1980's, or could have been made more recently. The style name I know them as is "Galaxy". But there might also be another style name for them. The rough marble in front looks like it might have spent some time in an aquarium. Some companies put a rough finish on marbles on purpose. That finish looks like it might be water wear though. The blue one with white speckles. Not sure about that. I'm pretty sure modern though. Maybe Mexican. (Or maybe Asian.) The front right one ... not sure about that either ... more views might help. That one might have a chance of being older. So far, I'm not seeing anything which would be worth much money.

Saw a video on facebook which showed more frost flakes dancing around the bubble globe, but this video will do for now. Need to try this!

That's yummy!

Did we run out of colors?!

Scanner is hooked up. Camera is misplaced.

mmmmmmmm, shortbread

No, two questions. How did I end up with a bacon tuxedo box? And what happened to the bacon?

Thanks, Ron, for the news about George. I hadn't heard from him in awhile and was starting to get worried. Let him know we're thinking about him.

Ssssssstellar

All bones are healing. Feeling well rested. Won't speak for Bob, but he's had a week to recover. Next gotta put my computer all the way back together. Want my audio. Need my scanning and photo ability. Hopefully today.

Hubby didn't appreciate me celebrating our leak.

Bold

Oh gosh. Nice. And wild. That would be a cool area to concentrate -- Big Pelts.

Kinda looks slaggy though, yes?

Hello, welcome. Interesting concept. p.s., the person sitting on the couch made me laugh

I gotta start carrying a sledgehammer around with me to get into more walls.

Hi. Happy New Year. I still haven't hooked my speakers up since my move. MUST do that soon. I'm missing marble races.

Hubby replaced some rings. Said he shoulda replaced some springs while he was in there but he didn't want to open it back up. Well, he got his feet wet, so to speak, with his first repair in his new home.

Our very own stream of water from the faucet which won't turn off. Ours! Not some landlord's! Ours! Celebrate!

I might guess newer on this one -- a Jabo -- from after 1990. Not feeling strongly about it though.

that's festive

Maybe Akro Agate on these two: