Free To Be You And Me

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It was an epic weekend for sidewalk scores. I picked up so many things that I will have to break them down by category. Today I will start with objets. I brought home these Kikkerland architectural egg cups (originally sold in a set of three) to use as bases for round objects like my turquoise chip filled resin egg. I also found an oversized glass marble on our free stuff safari. It’s a wee bit small but it works for now.

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I also picked up this pretty, made in India wooden maze. It didn’t take long for us to master it, but it was quite meditative while we were playing with it.

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Also on the art/toy tip, I could not resist this mega-sized and colourful Cubebot. I remember when these things came out in the early 2000s. I wanted one quite badly — especially the bear-shaped version — but could only afford a mini figurine. Look at me now!

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Looks good with the rocks and perfume bottles. I also found a nice stone on our sojourn. Aand more, straight up toys, including these bendy Pokey and Gumby’s sister dolls. I collected these from the curb strictly for nostalgia reasons. I had Gumby and Pokey as a kid and played with them until their wire skeletons worked their way through their rubbery skins.

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And finally, a tin Curious George kaleidoscope. Because kaleidoscopes are fun. I can’t keep all of these goodies of course. I will have to poll my friends and family with kids if they would like some cool toys. Or maybe I’ll return them to the sidewalk from whence they came.