What You Didn’t Know About Debra Lee Baldwin Amazing tips

My hobby is making bird feeders out of repurposed objects. I’m highly visual and love to watch wild birds interacting with airy feeders, so I repurpose candle holders that have glass votive containers, which I fill with birdseed.

I use wire bird cages for feeders. I think it’s fascinating (and ironic) to watch wild birds squeeze into a cage. This one is outside my office window. My Instagram feed has more examples.

Most of the feeders tend to be elegant and pretty, but a silly one—made from a brand-new bra (not mine, it’s way too big)—went viral on Facebook a year ago and has since had 26,000,000 views. Yep. Twenty-six. MILLION.

It’s a perfect example of how combining disparate items—in this case birds and bras—makes a third concept that transcends both. And because it’s amusing, never-seen-before and a bit naughty, people share it to a fare-thee-well. If only I might have made a penny per view!

Something else about me: I have clever ideas that don’t make me rich. But that’s another story, and one that’s not as cynical as it sounds. As game and reality show losers invariably say, “Hey, I had fun!”

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