Bronze is a combination of copper and tin; brass is a combination of copper and zinc, which is why the colors look different - bronze is redder and brass is yellower when new. Tin is much more expensive than zinc (being rarer) and is much less prone to pitting - thus bronze tends to have a smoother finish than brass. I've had furniture parts that I designed cast in both bronze and brass, and the bronze was much easier to plate. Left unfinished, they can both turn greenish when patinated, but bronze can also turn black. Bronze statue of Perseus in Piazza Della Signoria, Florence

No actual ’medicine cabinet’ here. I use these acrylic organizer bins in a tall cabinet at the end of our counter run, which also holds spare hand towels on one shelf, larger/taller spares of shampoo, etc, and several of these bins in various sizes I can pull out when needed. Before Annie asks, the toothpaste, razors, small things like eye drops and other daily use items are in a drawer by the sink, both for DH and me. Vitamins are in another drawer, my hairdryer and brushes are in a pullout behind doors where there is a hidden plug.

This is Skunkinator who was an intact male skunk raised as a house pet, but his person wanted him to be rehabbed and returned to the wild, so she sent him to me back when I Iived on the bayou and rehabbed wildlife. He had a little house and he stayed around for awhile and gradually moved on. Sweet fellow. His person came to see him a couple weeks later and he let her pick him up and cuddle him. I never touched him, but brought his food. Here he is coming out to eat.

@sealavender, the ButterMilk Strawberry was probably my favorite. We‘re not often in this area so we always take extras home when we dine.