Tom Hascall ColeJust found the other cameo in my pocket. It fetched loose.

Tom Hascall ColeThere's a pair of spirals there too.

Marie MitchellYou can get all dolled up without leaving home.

Tom Hascall ColeDon't let out any of my secrets.

Peter Sheltonlooks like tabs to me or are they prizes in Killer Cereal?

Tom Hascall ColeNo, here is a Rocky Point tab for comparative study. These earrings are not tabs.

Tom Hascall ColeAs you can see, I used to be a communist.

Tom Hascall ColeNo cheerios anywhere to be seen. No evidence that this is the work of a cereal killer.

Peter Sheltoncommie tabs!

Tracy ClarkeTo me they do (value), forget fossils for a minute, you are so creative you can make (and sell) these treasure finds into beautiful JEWELRY, rings, pendants and the like, and your first piece must be sent to me!

Sally Cole MooneyLook on the bright side: you've already got my XMas present ready.

Sally Cole Mooneyok, we'll call it a Solstice offering

Tom Hascall ColeI'm going to look for the missing ones so I can have pairs.

Tracy ClarkeThat is pretty odd, and after Sally, Wendy, Lacey and any other women, I expect a pair for Solstice.....

Laure Wegner KagenThose cameo earrings look like some I dropped on the sidewalk last time I was in Arizona. Please return them.

Tom Hascall ColeI have the other cameo and shall glue it in before shipping to you.

Laure Wegner KagenI would appreciate that. Now I can stop searching for my earrings on eBay. Let me know if you stumble upon a 1965 red Ford Mustang convertible. That's mine too. You don't have to glue it though.

Tom Hascall ColeI'll be looking for that Mustang. Keep and eye out for Ranger Doug's sunburst Gibson L5 guitar. It was stolen many many years ago and there's a nice reward. The serial number is 96514. He's looking for another lost L5 serial no. 81308586.

Sally Cole Mooneyseriously?

Tom Hascall ColeOh, yes. The sunburst was the one he played on Austin City l    imits and it was the only guitar he truly loved. Here's a picture of it:

Matthew AldersonPossibly a thief dumped them where you found them, as they wouldn't buy any dope and might be used as evidence. People don't normally unintentionally lose more than one earring at a time. So, you might make someone very happy if you can figure out how those earrings ended up where you found them and return to them what was stolen. I'm still looking for those Hohner harmonicas that got "lost" at one of our parties at my parents house so long ago, also a toy robot that disappeared when we lived in Tucson.