As you know, my ring looks like this:
Spikey, no?
My pugs' eyes look like this:
All vulnerable and protruding googly eyes.
When I come home, if I've remembered to wear my ring, I like to take it off ASAP and put it somewhere secure so I can pet my dogs with abandon, and not worry about gouging out their eyes. (Will not go into detail about the time where I accidentally hit my dog's lower eyelid with the ring and she kept it shut for 2 days (was actually 2 minutes)--there was some serious panic and guilt, and Kevin restraining me from having a breakdown.)
What to use? Where to rest my ring? Well, I could use a ring pillow:
Weddingbeepro Llubav! Yes, it would be random for me to have a Mexican-inspired image at my wedding so don't worry, I will not culturally appropriate it. But still, it's super cool, isn't it.
Llubav again! I luv Llubav.
Totally cute for a wedding, but I'm not sure I would use it again as a more permanent storage option.
A ring bowl?
I love the creamy simplicity and the brief yet touching engravings.
Or, some creative ideas from the hive:
Is it a book? Is it a textbook? Is it a plane?
Is it a book? Is it a textbook? Is it a plane?
No, it's a...
Ring book! (Photos ripped from Mrs. Sprinkle's post)
Or how about something that puts a little smile on your face?
Or a ring box, made by Mrs. Gloss (something involving a laser cutter--whoa there stop right now!)
Well, not to be shown up by Mrs. Gloss, I decided that I would also forego the expense of purchasing a resting place for my ring and come up with something on my own. Next time!
Where do you keep your rings when you're not wearing them?
oh, we remember the ring-meets-pug-eye incident. we remember it well. in our nightmares.
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