The matchsticks are cardboard. All are actually burned as is the mounting board to get the proper shape. The matchsticks themselves have added blackening.
Rogers recently purchased our local wired cable/internet provider. Service has shit the bed as expected. Signal drops regularly where it was very consistent before. Cell service has also deteriorated to the point that I can see the cell tower from my house but have no signal now.
We were happy with our little provider now we have to find another. Luckily there are a few left serving our rural community.
Fuck the telcos and the government's that consistently keep them safe from competition.
It's been set aside for a bit for summer. We grow a lot of our own food so summer is for gardens and animals. I'll post more soon. I have another couple of pieces half completed but were interrupted by planting season. Thank you for following along.
Ooooh that's a tough question. There are so many good hammers. I think an old chasing hammer from auto body work that I found in the bottom of my father's hammer box (yup, that's just what it sounds like, a big old wooden box full of hammers, glad it wasn't a bag...har har) when I was cleaning up the old tools. I was a little aggressive with it last week and it needs a new handle now but that's not anything I can't fix right here on my own.
I like that my art made you think. Thank you.
The matchsticks are cardboard. All are actually burned as is the mounting board to get the proper shape. The matchsticks themselves have added blackening.
Thank you.
That's exactly what happened.
Thank you very much.
Rogers recently purchased our local wired cable/internet provider. Service has shit the bed as expected. Signal drops regularly where it was very consistent before. Cell service has also deteriorated to the point that I can see the cell tower from my house but have no signal now.
We were happy with our little provider now we have to find another. Luckily there are a few left serving our rural community.
Fuck the telcos and the government's that consistently keep them safe from competition.
It's been set aside for a bit for summer. We grow a lot of our own food so summer is for gardens and animals. I'll post more soon. I have another couple of pieces half completed but were interrupted by planting season. Thank you for following along.
Thank you.
Thank you very much.
Thank you so much.
Ooooh that's a tough question. There are so many good hammers. I think an old chasing hammer from auto body work that I found in the bottom of my father's hammer box (yup, that's just what it sounds like, a big old wooden box full of hammers, glad it wasn't a bag...har har) when I was cleaning up the old tools. I was a little aggressive with it last week and it needs a new handle now but that's not anything I can't fix right here on my own.
No thanks chucklefucks.
Vagden knee high wool socks from JB fields. They certainly are great socks.
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There's always a next time.
That's because typically when tested against grocery store/mass produced food it is found to be much higher and diverse in nutrients.