I spied this brick yard ornament while walking with my partner last evening, just south of W. 18th.
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- If I could have the vocation of my choosing, I would either be a farmer or a teacher of urban gardening. Alas, I am neither of these things, yet! I live in the Pacific Northwest and food security and sustainability are my passions. In a few days I'll begin making my case for why local (food, business, governance, resource use, etc.) is better and far more sane than the complicated, fragile and completely unsustainable system of infrastructure, production and distribution most humans currently depend on. Stay tuned!
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is it just ornamental or might it have a purpose - composting, or a kiln perhaps?
You raise an excellent question. It would certainly make an excellent-looking compost bin, although turning the contents would be a chore. It's in my neighborhood. I'll give it a closer look the next time I walk by. Thanks for your comment.
partner!? fiance! just say it! :-P
Wow. Yes, it's true. I am engaged. I have an "intended." It just feels weird to say "fiance." It feels equally odd to call him my "boyfriend." I don't think it will feel nearly as weird to call him husband, but since nothing's legal yet, well...
:)
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