11 MILs Who Stepped Up When Families Needed Them Most


Most of us have come across strange things whose purpose is a complete mystery. Sometimes we might stumble upon them at a country house, in old drawers, or at a flea market. When there’s no one to ask, there’s one reliable helper left — the Internet. That’s exactly what the heroes of this article did.
Answer: Not sure if you’re aware, but you’re holding it upside down. It’s a carved cameo style ring with a lady wearing a necklace.
Answer: Buy him a toy, congratulate him on the find, and place it in a safe spot. When your child has his own child, return the stone to him with a note.
Answer: Looks like tire tracks.
Answer: I use it once a month when I shave. If I accidentally cut myself, the pencil will stop the bleeding.
Answer: Looks like you’re missing the vase for it.
Answer: This is for holding beads in place when weaving a bracelet.
Answer: It’s an Egyptian perfume bottle. I bought one at the souvenir shop of the British Museum. I think they’re common souvenirs there!
Answer: It’s a special scoop for gathering crumbs from the table after a meal.
Answer: This is a measuring spoon for coffee and tea.
Answer: This is a special tool for grooming dogs.
Answer: This is for extracting tablets from blister packs.
Answer: It’s to make round ice cubes.
Answer: This is for cooking donuts so they can be easily taken out of the oil.

Answer: It’s a sugar spoon. We had the same one at home.
And here are more mysterious objects that left the Internet baffled.











