Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for May 25, 2023

define “Stuff” – I don’t think it necessarily means stuff that you like hmm

“Stuff” typically put inside time capsules: Letters, newspapers, pictures, samples of items typically available when the time capsule was sealed, etc. Of those things, the majority are things she shouldn’t have an issue with putting inside the capsule.

She could bury her father’s unpublished manuscripts.

Of course, she’d need a MUCH bigger jar, LOL!!

Just write it off.

Take some pictures. You’ll get to keep your stuff and preserve their memory.

I wonder if they will put a singing frog in the jar…

Flawed kids……….

Just toss in random stuff and call it a Witch Bottle. He’ll drive himself crazy overthinking what it might mean.

Start with an old doll you don’t play with any more.

Put your homework in it:

“My dad buried my homework.”

“Well, that’s a new one…”

I was wondering if Katie would dig up Adam’s jar.

My grade school class made a time capsule in 5 grade. We buried it and promised to dig it up in 10 years. I wonder if anybody did?

When is a door not a door?

Kids don’t get the point because they have so much life ahead of them. Better to put things in a bix in the closet and plan to revisit it in a few years.

Put your Dad’s phone in there, it’s already a relic.

What about Nick?

Just don’t mix it up with Pickles the cat when you dig it up in 20+ years. Wings.

I hope that jar is not glass.