Plastic Cups and glass Mugs

infinite monkey · 08-29-2014, 10:57 AM

I had a beautiful coffee mug that an older lady cow orker had given me as a going-away present one summer before I left for college. I had it for years. I took it into work as my work coffee mug and it wasn't until a library lady told me that I found out it was even more special, being Bybee pottery. http://www.bybeepottery.com/

One day during renovation I went into my office and found my mug shattered and a very apologetic note from some poor guy who accidentally knocked it off my shelf while working in there. I let it go. He felt awful and what would be the point in replacing it?

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08-29-2014, 10:57 AM	#6
infinite monkey Person who doesn't update the user title Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 13,002	I had a beautiful coffee mug that an older lady cow orker had given me as a going-away present one summer before I left for college. I had it for years. I took it into work as my work coffee mug and it wasn't until a library lady told me that I found out it was even more special, being Bybee pottery. http://www.bybeepottery.com/ One day during renovation I went into my office and found my mug shattered and a very apologetic note from some poor guy who accidentally knocked it off my shelf while working in there. I let it go. He felt awful and what would be the point in replacing it?

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