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A written explanation of Double Happiness.

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Inside Double Happiness, one would find...

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...and...

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And this is the box that Double Happiness came in.

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I think that this cast iron box has the Japanese character for "happiness" on it, but it was unclear when I bought it. It's pretty cool, regardless.

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Burgundy, hinged, and very small:

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I think this was the first of the collection, a gift from my mom:

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It holds a practical item:

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I got this one in Santa Fe:

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This shows the top a little bit better:

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Small, tin, and surprisingly quaint:

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It holds a very tiny shell from my trip w/T to Miami:

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This is a bit 'exuberant' for my taste, but I do like it:

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It holds the detritus of a dwindling (eh, dwindled) love affair:

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A very cool brass thing that my mom acquired for me last year:

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Top of the brass thing:

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I keep keys to my parents' house, my valet key, and my spare apt. keys in it.

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A tiny version of the big blue one, also a bit too damned perky:

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It holds a little clip that you can put in a videotape so you can record over whatever's on it. Fascinating, eh?

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Made of paper. Cool scrollwork:

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Photographed previously:

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What the pink one holds; extra foam for my phone headset, and a fortune.

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The cat & fish (doomed love affair), photographed previously:

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And inside the cat & fish...

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I think that the pink one from 3 above came in this cloth box.

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Made of wood. Just got it.

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It holds my "tips".

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Acquired through the library white elephant gift exchange.

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