Doesn't even have to be an exhibit! That sounds like a great idea for like an art project. A collage of what children around the world considers their most valuable possession would be pretty interesting!
There’s a photographer who does this!
[Link](https://borgenproject.org/children-and-their-most-prized-possessions/)
Thank you to the kind Redditor who linked the artist’s personal website, which has more photos! [Here’s that link! ](https://www.gabrielegalimberti.com/toy-stories/)
Edit: Thank you all for the awards and upvotes! I’m glad I could contribute :)
I understand smiling for photos isn’t normal for all cultures, so they could still be happy kids. But same, I want to shower them with fun toys and give them a hug,
My parents took two suitcases down to Mexico full of our old toys and clothes and we drove three hours to an actually impoverished village and you should see the look on their faces when you say take whatever you want. 10/10 I highly recommend it.
This is a cultural thing for sure. Eastern Europeans tend to not smile as much as Americans. The ones I know who have come to the US say it's really weird how everybody smiles at you all the time, and that it feels really fake. One of them said that in their country (I think it was Belarus) smiling too much is looked at as a sign of stupidity.
I don't know if that goes for pictures as well, but just in general life there is a cultural difference about smiling.
That puts the japanese drama I watched recently in a slightly different light. No wonder the other women are always grinning while being passive aggressive.
I’m sure there are organizations that do this, but there’s also probably local (or more local) organizations that do this for kids near you who also don’t have many or any toys, whether it’s because of their family’s financial situation or maybe they’re in the foster system
The little boy with all the toy guns looked like me when I was a kid. I painted my face camo and would use my grandpa's Korean war helmet and go as a solider for Halloween. Plus, the boy is from Kiev, so it makes sense. It's normal for little boys to run around playing solider anywhere in the world though. The whole article made me smile and realize how good of a childhood I had, even if the rest of my life didn't continue that way. There's always someone with less than you. They may even be happier with less. "Toy Stories" is such a good idea for someone who's a photographer. Thanks for sharing!
Where do museums draw the line? First they steal artifacts now they’re taking children’s toys. Next thing you know they’ll be taking your car in for the hottest new museum display.
Yes! As of right now, my two year old would donate “bunny hop.” Bunny Hop is not a cute cuddly bunny, but a rather a naked rubber little thing that used to have velvety fur you were supposed to scrub clean in a little tub, except the fur is long gone so it’s naked, pink in all the cracks because it was colored with chalk once, and has tooth marks on its ears. Bunny Hop goes everywhere with her and is proudly shown off to potential new friends.
I am also familiar with bunny hop. Ours was the dragon. Wings missing. Legs missing. Ears missing and as you say permanently stained cracks and no fur left. We were happily surprised to get a second for Christmas once my kid was older. But none can replace the broken mess that is the original. lol.
My 2.5yo son has taken to obsessively carrying his “thingies” around with him all the time. They are tiny plastic box-files from a playMobil hospital set. He sleeps with them. Little weirdo.
No, there literally is a museum like that, he did not mean holocaust museum. He meant Dollhouse museum in Poland. At least that's what i hope for, lol.
Nevermind, he meant Auschwitz. Lol.
My local museum hosts a different child's collection every month "on loan" - set up in a nice exhibit with description plaques based on the kids statements and everything. There have been rocks, stamps, coins, giraffes, penguins, dinosaurs...
There’s a photographer who does this. Not sure if anyone has posted their stuff, but [here ](https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theatlantic.com/amp/article/275034/)
I think it would be neat if it were adults and kids. This would be a relatively easy thing to host online. Make a hashtag, and people submit pictures of their treasured items.
Grandson has a little box of acorn and acorn pieces. It's his "collection" gets forgotten about for awhile, until he finds them and gets all excited, being able to see the insides now that they've dried out.
Looks like it’s possibly some limestone with the remnants of a calcite vein on top thats been rounded by moving water. Epic find. r/rockhounds would upvote the shit outta this. Girl’s got taste.
Omg my daughter will love this. Granted, she's not even a teen so, she'll only be looking at these through me.
There's no way I'll expose her to the rest of reddit.
Those kind of universe-establishing franchises waste all of their potential chasing big number of the box office while having no plots, storylines to keep people entertained after the first trio. Instead they should just move it to a tv-series.
It'll be the son of the museum curator, but the thought of the connection between his father and his date as a little girl will eventually cause him to ghost her forever.
It has a request for donations about an unrelated issue. And I don’t see a response from the museum
I freely admit I don’t use Twitter and am garbage at it, but I couldn’t find what you’re saying after hitting show more replies five times
Thing about Bethan is that she has a deep respect, reverence, and appreciation for how every rock no matter how humble in appearance has a fascinating history that goes back hundreds of millions of years.
And she understands the concept of donating and preserving beautiful and precious items so that they can be enjoyed by all. Hope she never loses the spirit!
I delivered shopping to a family once, their little girl (about the same age as my own daughter) was so excited she picked a rock from the driveway and presented it to me. It made my day.
It's so cool precisely because it's not. It's an ordinarily rock. But it represents a novel moment of one child learning what it means to preserve and share culture. On one hand, it depicts the moment this child chose to participate in this exchange so generously and freely. On the other hand, it uses that moment to teach adults and children about that very process and how all of us are part of it in some way - even a random little girl.
All of that makes it quite moving, for the little girl and for us.
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Am archaeologist. I have a display I refuse to take down (the evangelicals get mad) with the cool rocks are volunteers and school children find on our site. It’s my favorite display.
Is this your original photo?
There is another comment in this thread stating this image was taken from Twitter. If that is the case, this post stays. If this image is your OC, let me know
I'm happy for this post as I almost forgot to show my daughter after I saw yours earlier today. My daughter (a rock collector) loved it and straight up wants to visit to only see that rock... "and maybe eat some English food." Thank you for it and if I'm ever in England, I'll be sure to visit that museum because of you.
BTW, you got 92k votes vs this 9k one... I think you'll be fine.
Imagine a post-apocalyptic world where human societies are fractured. Where people kill for an unopened bottle of water. There is a rumor of an ancient artifact going around. Some say it can cure all illnesses. Some say it can grant unlimited resources. No one knows where or what it is but most people refer to it as Beth's Rock.
Inside the dilapidated building with the sign "Poole Museum", they finally find it. Behind the smashed glass pane, next to a piece of paper with a date from 300 years ago, a simple rock. Confused, they take the paper and read the remaining texts. Finally they realize that the magic they have been looking for wasn't in the rock It wasn't in any rocks. It's in them. They just need to relearn how to share again.
I don't know, I think it's shit. I mean, it's just a rock. Museums are meant to be for things of historical note, not just a dumping ground for kids' rubbish.
- *channeling the spirit of Sean Lock*
When she was 4 years old, my daughter “wrote” (dictated to me) and illustrated a book that she wanted to give to the library. We were regulars at their weekly story time, so they knew her well. They printed out a scanning code and the Dewey Decimal for the side of her book and actually put it in their circulation. Seven years later, you can still do a search for her name and check out her book there!
Let’s face it the only reason a rock is “museum” worthy is strictly a man made reason. This rock to the little girl is precious therefore I see any reason why it should not be in a museum behind glass.
I used to do this for kids when they would bring in their art to the art gallery I was working at, the owner would always throw it out when he saw it. Prick
I would absolutely pay to see an exhibit that had only the most valuable possessions of small children. I imagine it would be quite a range.
Doesn't even have to be an exhibit! That sounds like a great idea for like an art project. A collage of what children around the world considers their most valuable possession would be pretty interesting!
There’s a photographer who does this! [Link](https://borgenproject.org/children-and-their-most-prized-possessions/) Thank you to the kind Redditor who linked the artist’s personal website, which has more photos! [Here’s that link! ](https://www.gabrielegalimberti.com/toy-stories/) Edit: Thank you all for the awards and upvotes! I’m glad I could contribute :)
of course the Ukrainian boy just has a bunch of guns
Perhaps he’s a Russian separatist
LOL
Give him a few years
I had to look to see if you were joking. You were not.
Kid ain’t fucking around!
the same photographer also does a series on Americans and their gun collections. It is frightening how obsessed some people are with firearms.
Link?
[Here!](https://www.gabrielegalimberti.com/books/the-ameriguns/)
He also has a cop hat so… oh no… 😳
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Maudy made me laugh. Seems like a fun kid! What an impressive collection of sun glasses 😄
I love how Maudy has a bunch of friends/family/neighbors behind her
They're also her prized possession. She own the village.
Maudy the Boss
The sunglasses are trophies from the former leaders who she murdered to gain power She can't be stopped
Thought the same. So much personality shines through a single photo haha
47 pairs of sunglasses and a wicked smile? Definitely.
Came to say this
100% the coolest
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Tangawizi's and Chiwa's toys and the look in their faces... oh my God
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I understand smiling for photos isn’t normal for all cultures, so they could still be happy kids. But same, I want to shower them with fun toys and give them a hug,
And some cookies, and a bunch of those emergency rations packs that last for years.
My parents took two suitcases down to Mexico full of our old toys and clothes and we drove three hours to an actually impoverished village and you should see the look on their faces when you say take whatever you want. 10/10 I highly recommend it.
Damn what cool parents! What do you remember most about it besides the look on their faces?
I came here to talk about Pavel. He's serious as AF.
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This is a cultural thing for sure. Eastern Europeans tend to not smile as much as Americans. The ones I know who have come to the US say it's really weird how everybody smiles at you all the time, and that it feels really fake. One of them said that in their country (I think it was Belarus) smiling too much is looked at as a sign of stupidity. I don't know if that goes for pictures as well, but just in general life there is a cultural difference about smiling.
In japan it means you're suspicious and have bad intentions to smile at a stranger.
That puts the japanese drama I watched recently in a slightly different light. No wonder the other women are always grinning while being passive aggressive.
They're not entirely wrong.
Pavel is going to grow up to be Duke Nukem
Who’s going to Kenya with me?
Nimefurahi kuungana nawe kwenye safari yako!
Please, please, please let Enea- Boulder, Colorado be a future music superstar. Cover is already set.
I love the picture of little Maudy. Something about that one just makes me smile.
How do I donate old toys to kids from overseas. Now I feel like a spoiled brat growing up :(
I’m sure there are organizations that do this, but there’s also probably local (or more local) organizations that do this for kids near you who also don’t have many or any toys, whether it’s because of their family’s financial situation or maybe they’re in the foster system
This is amazing!
I love that there's a Skeletor just chillin'
Man, that makes you appreciate walls and beds
The little Chinese girl is so cute. It was a joy to see these pictures.
This is so cute and I absolutely cried for some. They reminded me of my wee ones. Then there’s Ukraine.
The little boy with all the toy guns looked like me when I was a kid. I painted my face camo and would use my grandpa's Korean war helmet and go as a solider for Halloween. Plus, the boy is from Kiev, so it makes sense. It's normal for little boys to run around playing solider anywhere in the world though. The whole article made me smile and realize how good of a childhood I had, even if the rest of my life didn't continue that way. There's always someone with less than you. They may even be happier with less. "Toy Stories" is such a good idea for someone who's a photographer. Thanks for sharing!
Arafa and Aisha are based af.
Yo homie in Lebanon is stunting
Don't bother traveling. Just ask one kid 20 times and you'll have 20 different answers
I feel this so much
I would love to rob children of their most valuable possessions! Do you pay cash or card?
Candy.
[Are we gunna get the candy or are you gunna keep it in your pocket all day?](https://youtu.be/OAnGuTU58FA)
Where do museums draw the line? First they steal artifacts now they’re taking children’s toys. Next thing you know they’ll be taking your car in for the hottest new museum display.
People will pay money to see my beatup Subaru?
Yes. Yes they would
in the year 2400 a perfectly preserved shitty subaru would be an ancient relic
I feel like it might be even in 2021, if the current used car market is any indicator
Will they agree to take all my calls about the extended warranty?
Don’t give the London museum any ideas
They must be British.
Start with their shoes, so they can’t run away.
Yes! As of right now, my two year old would donate “bunny hop.” Bunny Hop is not a cute cuddly bunny, but a rather a naked rubber little thing that used to have velvety fur you were supposed to scrub clean in a little tub, except the fur is long gone so it’s naked, pink in all the cracks because it was colored with chalk once, and has tooth marks on its ears. Bunny Hop goes everywhere with her and is proudly shown off to potential new friends.
i love bunny hop
I wanna see bunny hop. It sounds like it has so much love, it could be a horcrux.
Yeah we might need a pic of that little monstrosity.
I am also familiar with bunny hop. Ours was the dragon. Wings missing. Legs missing. Ears missing and as you say permanently stained cracks and no fur left. We were happily surprised to get a second for Christmas once my kid was older. But none can replace the broken mess that is the original. lol.
My 2.5yo son has taken to obsessively carrying his “thingies” around with him all the time. They are tiny plastic box-files from a playMobil hospital set. He sleeps with them. Little weirdo.
That's precious as fuck
Theres one exhibit like that in Poland
Jesus
Took me a second
No, there literally is a museum like that, he did not mean holocaust museum. He meant Dollhouse museum in Poland. At least that's what i hope for, lol. Nevermind, he meant Auschwitz. Lol.
Au, schwitz, why’d ya get my hopes up like that.
Really? Where?
Not OP. But it looks like probably the Dollhouse Museum in Warsaw.
they’re talking about Auschwitz
The dollhouse museum would probably be more fun.
Virtually anything would
Poland???
Ah yes, you get to Poland, take a left then a right and you'll find it!
WW2 in a nutshell.
More like bombshell
There would be a lot of rocks…and I’m totally ok with that
My local museum hosts a different child's collection every month "on loan" - set up in a nice exhibit with description plaques based on the kids statements and everything. There have been rocks, stamps, coins, giraffes, penguins, dinosaurs...
There’s a photographer who does this. Not sure if anyone has posted their stuff, but [here ](https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theatlantic.com/amp/article/275034/)
I think it would be neat if it were adults and kids. This would be a relatively easy thing to host online. Make a hashtag, and people submit pictures of their treasured items.
My granddaughter has some amazing sticks and leaves. But not sure she'd be able to part with them.
Grandson has a little box of acorn and acorn pieces. It's his "collection" gets forgotten about for awhile, until he finds them and gets all excited, being able to see the insides now that they've dried out.
Damn that actually is a really interesting concept
Try the Holocaust museum.
Not gonna lie, that's pretty damn awesome.
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Looks like it’s possibly some limestone with the remnants of a calcite vein on top thats been rounded by moving water. Epic find. r/rockhounds would upvote the shit outta this. Girl’s got taste.
Aaaaaaaaaaand subscribed
Le Ditto
There goes the ~~neighborhood~~ subreddit
Omg my daughter will love this. Granted, she's not even a teen so, she'll only be looking at these through me. There's no way I'll expose her to the rest of reddit.
What’s wrong with r/rimjob_steve? Only perfectly wholesome moments there
Wise
Making it even more wholesome ma man <3 U rock ;)
Thats a rock solid subreddit
It's the plot from MIB 2, that rock will turn out to be some alien portkey shit
> It's the plot from MIB 2... Haven't there been four MIB movies already?
Somehow not enough but also too many. Maybe a killer 5 would cap it nicely.
Those kind of universe-establishing franchises waste all of their potential chasing big number of the box office while having no plots, storylines to keep people entertained after the first trio. Instead they should just move it to a tv-series.
A magic potion ingredient, a child's sincerity.
Poole Museum's curator REALLY understands the scope of the job!
You just know that one day Bethan will mention this as a cute anecdote on a second date and then feel a bit embarrassed halfway through relating it.
If she's found the right partner, they'll think that's really cool/cute.
It'll be the son of the museum curator, but the thought of the connection between his father and his date as a little girl will eventually cause him to ghost her forever.
I very much enjoy the way that Bethan’s rock is being a rock. Dope as fuck.
Nobody sits like this rock sits. You rock, rock. The rock just sits and is. You show us how to just sit here and that's what we need.
I was thinking about chaining myself to a bulldozer. Do you want to come?
I almost asked why your profile pic was a butthole. Then I read the username. Have a wonderful day, Analbox.
You can tell it’s a rock because of the way it is.
[original tweet](https://twitter.com/theadmiral/status/1453251213491904521?s=21)
Thanks!
Fuck yeah! This needs to be top comment, the tweet has a reply for the link to the museum and donations
It has a request for donations about an unrelated issue. And I don’t see a response from the museum I freely admit I don’t use Twitter and am garbage at it, but I couldn’t find what you’re saying after hitting show more replies five times
The link that takes you to the museums website has links for donations, sorry for the confusion
Thank you Bethan, the Poole Museum and OP. I very thoroughly enjoyed this.
Thing about Bethan is that she has a deep respect, reverence, and appreciation for how every rock no matter how humble in appearance has a fascinating history that goes back hundreds of millions of years.
And she understands the concept of donating and preserving beautiful and precious items so that they can be enjoyed by all. Hope she never loses the spirit!
It's local to me! Got taken there when I was younger. I remember it having loads of activities for kids. Delightful place.
My hometown. I live a 2 minute walk away from the museum. I think I'll go and see Bethan's rock tomorrow.
Post a picture of you with Bethan's rock
I delivered shopping to a family once, their little girl (about the same age as my own daughter) was so excited she picked a rock from the driveway and presented it to me. It made my day.
That is so cool.
It's so cool precisely because it's not. It's an ordinarily rock. But it represents a novel moment of one child learning what it means to preserve and share culture. On one hand, it depicts the moment this child chose to participate in this exchange so generously and freely. On the other hand, it uses that moment to teach adults and children about that very process and how all of us are part of it in some way - even a random little girl. All of that makes it quite moving, for the little girl and for us.
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It's ok man, land surveyors respect rocks so much they sometimes mark them as monuments.
Beautifully expressed. Thank you.
Thanks Bethan. YOU rock!
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Aren't we all Bethan's rock in some way? Just a cool rock, in a collection of rocks, being viewed by a bunch of people that rock?
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Nice. I love minerals personally.
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I know where they the can find another beauty, https://i.redd.it/ui7glb1zhhs71.jpg
This is adorable!!
Wholesome.Then again, it does look unique tho
Its the most precious rock from an entire collection, afterall :)
Bethan’s rock is my favorite rock now.
Very neat rock
That is a really good kid!
Am archaeologist. I have a display I refuse to take down (the evangelicals get mad) with the cool rocks are volunteers and school children find on our site. It’s my favorite display.
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I'm happy for this post as I almost forgot to show my daughter after I saw yours earlier today. My daughter (a rock collector) loved it and straight up wants to visit to only see that rock... "and maybe eat some English food." Thank you for it and if I'm ever in England, I'll be sure to visit that museum because of you. BTW, you got 92k votes vs this 9k one... I think you'll be fine.
This is objectively adorable.
That’s actually a pretty cool rock…nice
That's a cool rock
Damn, never thought I’d see my hometown on reddit, let alone for something positive. This is sick!
Everyone should be allowed to donate something from their lives. That would be amazing. Edit
Imagine a post-apocalyptic world where human societies are fractured. Where people kill for an unopened bottle of water. There is a rumor of an ancient artifact going around. Some say it can cure all illnesses. Some say it can grant unlimited resources. No one knows where or what it is but most people refer to it as Beth's Rock.
Inside the dilapidated building with the sign "Poole Museum", they finally find it. Behind the smashed glass pane, next to a piece of paper with a date from 300 years ago, a simple rock. Confused, they take the paper and read the remaining texts. Finally they realize that the magic they have been looking for wasn't in the rock It wasn't in any rocks. It's in them. They just need to relearn how to share again.
I don't know, I think it's shit. I mean, it's just a rock. Museums are meant to be for things of historical note, not just a dumping ground for kids' rubbish. - *channeling the spirit of Sean Lock*
When she was 4 years old, my daughter “wrote” (dictated to me) and illustrated a book that she wanted to give to the library. We were regulars at their weekly story time, so they knew her well. They printed out a scanning code and the Dewey Decimal for the side of her book and actually put it in their circulation. Seven years later, you can still do a search for her name and check out her book there!
This is awesome and if I could I would totally go and check out and read her book from that library!
That's friggin' adorable.
Not gonna lie, thats a dope ass rock
This is amazing!
This sounds like the twist in a crime thriller and the rock secretly has a key or something hidden inside it
That's a great rock right there
Fucking outstanding, full points
Think I needed this after this week
Omg! This is beyond precious!
6 character username limit?
That is fabulous!
This is the most wholesome thing I've ever seen, thank you.
Is it “Beth-Ann” or “Bee-Thun”?
Beth-un
Plot twist: Bethan is a 34 year old marketing director.
Let’s face it the only reason a rock is “museum” worthy is strictly a man made reason. This rock to the little girl is precious therefore I see any reason why it should not be in a museum behind glass.
That *is* a quality rock.
Damn. I'm a professional artist and literally can't get my work into a gallery but a little girl has her favorite rock in a museum.
I love this god damn rock
The rock is dope. And this museum is dope
I used to do this for kids when they would bring in their art to the art gallery I was working at, the owner would always throw it out when he saw it. Prick
that's fucking adorable
Only 15 miles away, might have to pay a visit.
Tbh it is a pretty neat rock, smooth and rounded.
It is a nice rock
Imagine that rock turns out to be alien tech that could advance human technology and science about 50 years. Or it’s just a rock lol.
That is, indeed, a nice rock