Repurposing: Berzelius glass turned sustainable to-go cup/mug

Pictured above is a travel mug made by bringing together a chemist's Berzelius glass and a "Mini" sleeve from MugToGo. They say their sleeves are biodegradable and the ones I have look biodegradable to me. Berzelius glasses are heat resistant and somewhat shock resistant too.

So here it is - a way of having a "repurposed" travel cup. 

Apart from that - you can repurpose this type of chemist's glass by integrating it into decor [view examples below]

Photos: first mine, then La maison d'Anna G. and 79 Ideas

From my heart: just add coffee

This is me thinking: 

Breakfast is important. Make something sweet. Add fruit. Add coffee

Then read some blogs, heart some pics, and don't forget books. Real ones. Add coffee

Bake a cake. Add coffee

Take your bike out in town. Find a bakery. Sit and chat. Add coffee

Organize and clean your work space. Work. Add coffee

Take a break, have an ice-cream. Add coffee

Dream of a decadent chocolate cake. Add coffee

Think of ways to improve your home. Add coffee

Meet friends in the evening for meaningless talk. Add coffee

Whatever you do, just add coffee

Photos from: coffeegirl (I and II), b-rownette, oh miss natalie, bubblesoda, fime, jjaslene, a-ttraction, bferry, 

via my heart

Pretend it's a summer afternoon

Photos from Classy-in-the-city, What Katie Ate, jaclyn paige, The Doll., dustjacket attic, o-c-e-a-n-b-l-i-s-s   

This is me pretending. Shrimp and a glass of wine I can do. I did.

Light: candles and dark spaces

This is me using natural light at night. Candle corners keep the room warm-lit.

Photos: from the source

Stars in Stripes: "owl wear those stripes"

This is me letting myself be inspired by ModCloth's clever item names when giving a title to this post.

The star in stripes is the owl this time. I don't know who launched the necklace model, but it caught on like wildfire. And stayed in style, like a loyal companion.

Took the photo myself