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For pbworks - Tuna Tin Friend

Let me tell you about pbworks

Pb does the most amazing things, have a look and see. And I was particularly taken with pb’s tuna tin which is also here.

So I ate some tuna and spent today making up the contents for the package so I could be a friend-in-tuna-tins-across-the-world with pb. Here it is before I packed it all in.

Well I guess now you probably think I’m a complete nutcase….and certainly if someone had told me that one day I would pack an empty tuna tin with little paper thingys and string as a form of communication with someone in France I would have thought they were a nutcase too.

Isn’t it amazing where meaning in our lives comes from?

More pictures of the delights of papery, stringy thingys and tuna tins.

What happens to the Tuna Tin Now?

  • artypants

    artypants, 2 months ago

    delightful idea

    I had a similiar idea myself just last night
    t:)

  • Ariane

    Ariane, 2 months ago

    Ooh La La – c’est magnifique.
    What a wonderful hommage to pbworks.
    I bet he/she will love it.
    What a sweet Soxy you are.

  • SoxyFleming

    SoxyFleming in reply to artypants’s comment, 2 months ago

    how about you do one yourself then Arty, we can post them all together here…

  • SoxyFleming

    SoxyFleming in reply to Ariane’s comment, 2 months ago

    and how about you too Ariane? pack a little tin with Ariane type things?

  • Anne van Alkemade

    Anne van AlkemadeWordsmith, 2 months ago

    They are wonderful Soxy. They should be in the snail mail group, one and all.

  • SoxyFleming

    SoxyFleming in reply to Anne van Alkemade’s comment, 2 months ago

    thanks Anne, I’m always nervous about putting things in groups, I need to be nudged

  • Zolton

    Zolton, 2 months ago

    Fun! Nudge nudge. You always find new creative things to share. I still need to try the scissors out!

  • SoxyFleming

    SoxyFleming in reply to Zolton’s comment, 2 months ago

    I’m getting to be a bit of a tangle of projects!

  • mmargot

    mmargot, 2 months ago

    This is just the funnest thing ever!
    [not “funny” – most fun…]

    How do you two work with such little things?!

    happy clapping.

  • SoxyFleming

    SoxyFleming in reply to mmargot’s comment, 2 months ago

    mmargot I don’t know!. making the little packages (have a look at them they have come up beautifully) was almost a religious experience!

  • mmargot

    mmargot, 2 months ago

    Yes.
    It takes a lot of friendship and time and time to make a nice friend!

    Maybe you could make the pictures of the process very tiny and send
    them in another tin?

  • SoxyFleming

    SoxyFleming in reply to mmargot’s comment, 2 months ago

    what a lovely idea!

  • jemimalovesbigted

    jemimalovesbigted, 2 months ago

    this is really sweet Soxy…. one question though! Why tuna, would not an escargot tin be more appropriate =D I love it!

  • SoxyFleming

    SoxyFleming in reply to jemimalovesbigted’s comment, 2 months ago

    hhmm. tins don’t feature greatly in my pantry. I did consider sardines. In fact you could put bigger things and longer ones in a sardine tin (but I don’t think I had one). I’ll do an escargot tin if you eat the contents!

  • jemimalovesbigted

    jemimalovesbigted, 2 months ago

    mmmmmmm snails yummy!

  • articulation

    articulation, 2 months ago

    TIME is ART / ART is TUNA

    This «TUNA-NUTA» project-object
    should be linked to the Frank Zappa compositions bellow :

    1.- This Town Is A Sealed Tuna Sandwich (prologue)
    2.- Tuna Fish Promenade
    3.- The Sealed Tuna Bolero
    4.- This Town Is A Sealed Tuna Sandwich (reprise)

    All delicacies from the Frank Zappa album and film (1971)
    «200 MOTELS» [ Ref.] = RYKO RCD 10513/14

    [ this is a large-scaled compliment ] by [ Daïnn&George ]
    and [ ZeFriendZ-of-ZeGrandWaZoo ]

  • SoxyFleming

    SoxyFleming in reply to articulation’s comment, 2 months ago

    such mighty scale! tuna scales (do they have them??)
    All the tuna is long gone from the tin and as for Frank Zappa…I shall have to investigate. yes…art is tuna

  • Andy  Mercer

    Andy Mercer, 2 months ago

    I know PB from well before we both came over to the Bubble.. I think her work is outstanding its always interesting and unusual.. you never know that she will do next !

    I love her personal archeology peices !

  • pbworks

    pbworks, 2 months ago

    OHHHHHHHHhhhhhhhhhhh!!!
    I’m just discovering your post Soxy ! I don’t understand how I can’t see it before ?!!!
    Oh ! A great MERCI !!!!!!!!!!!! I’m very honored ! Thank You ! ;-)
    The Tuna Boxes are coming & flying around the world !
    Don’t forget Gong with Zappa !! Fliyng Teapot for the tea time ! :)

  • pbworks

    pbworks, 2 months ago

    Today tuesday 29 July at 12h30 i received your Tuna Tin Friend !!! :)

  • SoxyFleming

    SoxyFleming in reply to pbworks’s comment, 2 months ago

    hurray hurray!!!

  • Steven Guy

    Steven Guy, 2 months ago

    I have just caught up and how cool of you. What an a amzingly wonderfully creatively delighfully thing you are !

  • SoxyFleming

    SoxyFleming in reply to Steven Guy’s comment, 2 months ago

    yep completely wacky

  • Andy  Mercer

    Andy Mercer, about 1 month ago

    Today 4th Sept 10am BST I posted the Tuna Tin in Lancaster England to Margot in California.

  • Andy  Mercer

    Andy Mercer, about 1 month ago

    More info here

    Anyone seen Soxy !

  • Andy  Mercer
  • 1stAngel

    1stAngel, about 1 month ago

    Let me know if you need another address to send to….

  • SoxyFleming

    SoxyFleming in reply to 1stAngel’s comment, about 1 month ago

    thank you for supporting the tuna tin!

  • Murray Swift

    Murray Swift, about 1 month ago

    A friend of mine once stuck a bunch of stamps on an unwraped house brick and successfully sent it to his mate in South Africa. He was rewarded with an unwrapped work boot!

  • SoxyFleming

    SoxyFleming in reply to Murray Swift’s comment, 29 days ago

    sounds like true art to me!!

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