I liked the video of you're precious bits n bobs of metal when I saw it first release.
It really resonatedas my Grandson who is autistic has a similar penchant for picking up and acquiring these sort of little ( and larger ) treasures .
He always has something of interest in his coat pocket and likes tactile and mechanical bits especially. Things with cogs and moving parts seem to be particularly helpful in calming his anxiety and social nervousness.
As a child , I loved collecting buttons , I liked all the diverse different materials , designs and patterns . I liked that someone had took the effort to design and make these items and felt sorry they had been discarded as trash .
I want to give béla credit for having referred to all your bits that you'd bring home as "street particles".
Hi Tuck ,
I liked the video of you're precious bits n bobs of metal when I saw it first release.
It really resonatedas my Grandson who is autistic has a similar penchant for picking up and acquiring these sort of little ( and larger ) treasures .
He always has something of interest in his coat pocket and likes tactile and mechanical bits especially. Things with cogs and moving parts seem to be particularly helpful in calming his anxiety and social nervousness.
As a child , I loved collecting buttons , I liked all the diverse different materials , designs and patterns . I liked that someone had took the effort to design and make these items and felt sorry they had been discarded as trash .
I would enjoy seeing more videos of the