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time capsule

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time capsule
a container holding articles, documents, etc., representative of the current age, buried in the earth or in the foundations of a new building for discovery in the future


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And so they do: running away from home (to the privacy of their backyard) in protest of the lunch menu; creating a time capsule that's short on sacrifice and long on imagination; and discovering "creative juice," a wondrous concoction Ivy creates to help Zelda with her writer's block.
CHATSWORTH -- Three decades ago, a few members of Chatsworth High School's Class of 1976 secretly buried a time capsule on campus.
In her brief introduction to this tantalizing book, the author suggests that a handbag is a time capsule of a woman's life and that what the bag looks like is as telling as what is placed inside.
 
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