hi i wanted to put ads on my blog so i could get some money to buy more stuff but adserve banned me because i looked at my own blog [during editing] and they said i was manipulating the stats. what ever! so im banned from adserve for life with any future accounts. so you don't got to see no poopy ads on my blog, ever! thats good.

REPLACEMENT SKELETON KEY:  here is the key that came in the mail. i bought it on ebay. for the trunk.  the key works. it was 7$ after postage. i bought it on the "make offer" setting. not auction, not buy it now. i had never tried "make offer" before and it was 10$ and i offered 4.50$ and was accepted. 2-ish$ more for postage. the key came in only 3 days. now the trunk needs a new lining. i bought some black vinyl at the thrift store for 1$ that i might use. i also bought this east indian fabric i might glue in as a liner. for 1$. or i might just spray paint the inside black. who ever owned the trunk before me used this bright green-turquoise shelf paper from the 60s that i can't live with. and its stuck on and i cant just peal it off.

Old trunks had skeleton keys made for them.

FRIDGE MAGNETS: At the thift store i didnt want to buy anything so then i looked in baskets i dont usually look in and i found cool refridgerator magnets. a good trick that i do is i get magnets from that basket and go into housewares and put the magnets on cookware to see if its aluminum or stainless steel. if its not marked on the bottom its very hard to tell sometimes. so the magnet trick is good. but this time i liked two magnets i saw in there. they cost me .50 cents each:

Stainless Steel is magnetic. Aluminum is not.

KITCH PURSE KEY-CHAIN: in the magnet section of the thrift store i noticed they have a basket for keychains so i looked at the keychains and i found this one that was so gross i had to buy it. its a tiny purse 1 inch wide. perfect for any ho-on-the-go who needs to pack light it has enough room for chapstick, credit card, condom, and lifesavers, a $20, and advil. it really opens up and works.

worlds smallest crocodile handbag