Yes, I saved most of the painted papers stashed in the file cabinet.
No, I pitched the remains of a roll of jute I bought in 1975 for a macrame project.
And maybe I'll keep this cool root. If not, at least I have a picture of it now!
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Yes, No, Maybe
In the big studio clean-up:
Yes, I saved most of the painted papers stashed in the file cabinet.
No, I pitched the remains of a roll of jute I bought in 1975 for a macrame project.
And maybe I'll keep this cool root. If not, at least I have a picture of it now!
Yes, I saved most of the painted papers stashed in the file cabinet.
No, I pitched the remains of a roll of jute I bought in 1975 for a macrame project.
And maybe I'll keep this cool root. If not, at least I have a picture of it now!
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One person's trash . . . if the jute isn't already gone, I'll pick it up (off the compost heap!?) when I come to harvest willow. We shred it for our firestarting demonstrations at the post.
PS: Another blog mystery, all your little "widgets" show up (and work) when I finish this blog!
Sorry, Jacki, the jute went to the transfer station last weekend. I've been attached to it for so many decades it had to leave before I could change my mind!
And the widget mystery continues. Hmm? Thanks for the feedback, though.
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