đź§ľ Museum of Misremembrance

A National Exhibit of What She “Doesn’t Recall Owning”

By: The Velvet Mole, ResiboRepublic.com

When most people lose their keys, they retrace their steps.
When Velda Shellcrest misplaces a $30 million tiara, she simply opens a museum to “rediscover” it.

Welcome to the grand unveiling of the Museum of Misremembrance, located in a repurposed ballroom of Shellshell’s 87th mansion—now branded as a non-profit cultural center (with 14 gift shops and a silent disco for the upper crust).


🎟️ Admission Rules:

  • No receipts allowed.
  • No questions longer than 7 words.
  • Photography encouraged if it “elevates the mystique.”

Opening statement from the grande dame herself:

“These artifacts may or may not be mine. I do not remember. But I feel their glamour.”


🖼️ The Exhibit Highlights

đź’„ Gallery 1: The Closet of Collective Amnesia

Here lie thousands of gowns, shoes, and sequined shoulder pads—each displayed with a plaque that reads:

“Acquired during a moment of divine influence.”

A small audio station plays Bumbum Mermakmak whispering,

“We thought they were donated by royalty…”

Somewhere in the corner, Lutsina Seasnatch poses for selfies in front of a gown that allegedly launched a coup in 1983.


🏺 Gallery 2: Artifacts of Accidental Ownership

This section includes:

  • A FabergĂ© egg she thought was a Christmas ornament
  • The lost scepter of a deposed monarch (which she uses as a curtain rod)
  • A Pablo Picasso titled “Confiscation in Blue”

“Possession is nine parts memory. And I’ve never claimed to have a perfect one.”


🖼️ Gallery 3: The Forgotten Funds Fountain

A dramatic water feature sprays cold mineral water over laminated bank statements from Geneva, Panama, and “a forgotten branch in Las Vegas.”

Interactive experience: Visitors can press buttons to generate random justifications like:

  • “It was a gift from a sultan.”
  • “That account opened itself.”
  • “I blinked, and suddenly there was a vault.”

📸 Celebrity Cameos at the Opening

  • Matti Pawmaldezz served hors d’oeuvres and court orders simultaneously.
  • Bumbum wept gently near the diamond encrusted piano.
  • Sardina Lutra appeared briefly, only to check if she was featured in any paintings (she was not).
  • Bong-Gupong tried to livestream but was blocked by marble Wi-Fi.
  • Lushie Glamsheen mistook the museum for a fashion show and walked the staircase like a runway.

đź“– The Gift Shop of Denial

Before exiting, guests are funneled into The Boutique of Blamelessness, where they can purchase:

  • Imeldita-scented candles called “Eau de Forget-Me-Not”
  • Miniature golden vaults
  • A coloring book titled “I Did Not Sign That”
  • Limited-edition t-shirts that read: “I visited the Museum of Misremembrance and all I got was a subpoena.”

🏛️ Cultural Impact (According to Shellshell)

  • “This museum is not about me. It’s about what the nation refuses to let go of.”
  • “History is subjective. Memory is a hat you can take off when it doesn’t match your outfit.”
  • “If it sparkles, let it speak.”

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