ANOTHER FROM THE ✨JUNK GIRL✨ SERIES: those who know me know (those who don't, now will) that I LOVE construction debris because I find several objects that I give new meaning to. A juice vase has become a plant vase, the floor of a closed store has become a support to place plant vases lined up in the window, I have also found a teddy bear, a fashionable pencil case, a knitted vest (this was today and with me it's like this: washed, it's new! If it belongs to the deceased, you won't be upset. If it does, you'll turn over in your grave and won't be able to do anything else. 👎 It's much more than just giving new meaning, I'm saving the world from the excessive trash of this capitalist world!!! Today, Maria Entulhieta here (referring to Marie Antoinette) found a plant with a purple flower on the concrete floor and pulled it out with the roots to try to replant it and make it thrive in my garden 🪴 I hope everything works out, the little plant is beautiful as you can see in the photo. I don't know its name and so far it hasn't piqued my curiosity to look it up, but if it survived and produced flowers on a polluted and concrete floor, it's worth the risk of putting it in sensitive and fertilized soil. Now We just have to wait and see if it was worth the effort of almost missing the bus to get a plant. Look of the day in the last photo 💋 a kiss for you! #fanclub