REDNECK WIND CHIMES

Misti, I went to a bazaar the other day and they had some of those. I bought one for my son for Christmas. Of course, I'll buy him something else too. The people there said they were selling like hotcakes!

Chatoyant, nice gift, but do you think maybe he'd like the ones filled with beer?

Probably, but then it wouldn't sound quite the same out there in the wind.

Chatoyant, you're right, of course! And I do love wind chimes ... I'll be they sound quite nice!

By the way, you have a lovely luster about you tonight:)

Luster? Hmmmmmmm

Referring to your name:)

cha·toy·ant (shə-toi'ənt)
adj.
Having a changeable luster.

n.
A chatoyant stone or gemstone, such as the cat's-eye.

Misti, do they come in different brands? Wondering cause my son would probably love them if they came as Heineken.

Hi Bandylu!

I don't know about that, maybe Chatoyant can tell you if she saw them at the bazaar!

They are funny, huh?

Misti, thanks for the explanation. I didn't get it (duh!)

bandylu, they had several different brands at the bazaar where I was, even Pepsi (that would be the one for me). I'm not even sure what kind my son drinks, so I picked out Red Dog (sounds more redneck than the others). The people who were selling them were local. I don't know if a lot of people do these or not. I guess the only way to find out about your area is to check around with your friends and see if they know of anyone who does. I'm sure they could use any kind of can. Of course, it's best if they're empty so someone would have to have a little party or something first.