For
someone who rides the junkin’ rails on a nearly daily basis, I completely
managed to miss the train to Pyrexville.
I realize many of you Pyrex People have been bringing home mixing
bowls and refrigerator sets for eons but for those of us just waking up to the Pyrex experience (HelloMyNameIsAmy), I feel as though in the last year
or so, there has been a sudden EXPLOSION of Pyrex collecting, hoarding, sharing and selling.
Or does everyone feel like that when they're the last one to catch on?
Then there are the Two (Pyrex Crazy) Thrifting Sisters. A google image search of them is Pyrex-crazy
indeed!
Click the photo to go to Pyrex Collective I
And
there’s not just one or even two Pyrex Collectives – there are three of them!
With links to even more Pyrex-loving types pyrexing their hearts out.
Click the photo to go to Pyrex Collective II
and you guessed it, click the photo to go to Pyrex Collective III
And me?
I’ve
taken one lonely photo of other people’s Pyrex, because I liked the display, not because I have a clue about anything
Pyrex.
On Instagram,
this is my #1 hearted photo -- it outhearted any Vintage Christmas photo I’ve
posted so far -- who knew?! I mean, you probably knew but I DID NOT KNOW. About the w i d e s p r e a d love of Pyrex.
In an
effort to signal my late entry into the Great Pyrex Awareness of the 21st
Century, I’ve started a Pyrex (and more) collection of my own, safely contained
on a Pinterest board where it won’t take up space at home, be washed in a dishwasher
or get chipped or broken.
Pyrex poster is from etsy shop Pocono Modern
Live
and learn. SO much to learn. Now hoping to find a Pyrex for Beginners
support group.
