Do you display pictures and other things of personal importance in odd places?

My sister got an autographed picture of Ronald Reagan when she was an intern in a California Department and Reagan was Governor. She keeps it in the guest bathroom as the most appropriate place.

I guess you can say that. I have little pics and
drawings the grandkids have done over the the years plastered all over our bedroom wall. Even some things my own kids made at school years ago. My wife just laughs it off and says I’m a packrat. I tell her no, just sentimental.

An autographed pic of Ronnie Raygun (cue Republican Tabernacle Choir) would be useful in my romper room as a dartboard for kids. Or in an outhouse somewhere.

I don’t know that I display anything in odd places, but some of the things I keep and display might seem odd to some. I don’t really care if they do seem odd, though. I like them, so they’re staying put!

Put your kids’ best watercolors and crayon drawings in a frame with a thick beveled mat. They look like million-dollar Picasso paintings.

Cutting beveled mats is not difficult, All you need is a straight edge and an X-Acto knife.