> Q1) How do you store your pyramids? Be specific (e.g. stacks of nests in > tubes in a Purple Bag; nests upright in a custom wooden box with foam > padding; etc). In a plastic shoe box, along with a bunch of other Looney Labs stuff, including the bandanna chessboard, "Playing With Pyramids" (when I can find it; recently it's gone missing), the little reminder cards and booklets for various games, some Tarot cards for Zarcana (I keep meaning to learn Gnostica too), usually some card games, etc. When they're put away neatly, they stack in single-color stashes that lay in the bottom of the box in alternating directions, and the box is exactly the right size now for one stash of each color (13 colors now). Extra stashes and a couple mixed-color stashes go on top of that layer, each stash in the opposite direction from the one below it. When I haven't had time or motivation to do that, they're just jumbled in the box. I also have a set of paper (origami) pyramids that are stored in an old clear plastic peanut butter jar down in the spare games cabinet in the basement. IIRC it's a double set, so 8 colors in all; the second set has designs drawn on to distinguish the colors from the plain ones. I still have most of my stash tubes, stored away empty. > Q2) How did you purchase your collection of pyramids? Be specific (e.g. > all mono stashes, over years; some mono, some Treehouse; all Treehouse, > except for gray and pink; etc). The paper ones first, as they were cheaper. After we'd played with them and liked them, an Icehouse set; this came in a plastic box with, I believe, 4 colors, and I think Playing with Pyramids came with it. Then Black Ice, which I think had black, white, and clear, iirc. The rest in monochrome stashes as new colors came out. Most recently pink, and before that grey. The teal were bought with points when only available that way, I believe. The watermelon stash was via ebay. Several extra stashes that an ex had bought at a con and left behind. Plus several extra pieces that now make multi-color stashes, most of which I think I bought as single pieces, when they were 50c each or somesuch and didn't cost me any extra shipping with an order I was placing, when I wanted to get enough extras to have on hand to not have to keep buying replacement pieces one by one when singles were lost. > Q3) Do you think your storage solution is impacted by the product > package? If so, how so? Hmm, I don't know. All the individual stash tubes seemed like a PITA to me, and my first several stashes didn't come that way so I wasn't used to them when the stash tubes came out, I was used to keeping things all in one box. -- Angi