Oops. Forgot about the window reflection revealing the junk-covered printer table. The Varidesk came in a Very Big Box, double sided with thick cardboard. I wondered how I'd ever get it all cut down to fit in the recycling bin. Suddenly, I had help.
They began work on a rectangular piece from inside the box. You can see part of the box on the left in photo #1. Keeping everything on the small landing contained the wreckage--or so I thought.
Emily paused to see why I was just standing there instead of helping.
They are researching for a term paper on deconstruction.
Then, for a moment, all was still.
Emily decided to resume work in the living room.
Now, please excuse me while I go fetch the garden rake. Good thing Thanksgiving Dinner is not at my house.
Nice work, Miro and Emily! Recycling if very important!
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Mitch and Molly
Very good job. You can even use the pieces for confetti on New Years Eve
ReplyDeleteLily & Edward
OMD!!!! That is some IMPRESSIVE work you two!!! There is NOTHIN' I likes better than gettin' into the recyclin' bin, or the cardboard boxes!!! I do likes your style...I likes takin' my time sometimes too...little itty bitty bits of cardboard..then I make spitballs outta it and trade them for a treatie! (Ma thinks I have somethin' bad, and feels 'conned' when she says 'drop' and it's only a spitball and not like a battery or something dangerous!) Butts she HAS to give me a treatie for droppin' it..it's the rule! BOL Have you taught your Moms this trick? You gotta..it's loads of funs!! ☺
ReplyDeleteAnyhu, I hopes you guys all have a FABulous Turkey Day, and I hopes you gets lots of turkey and stuffin'!
Kisses,
Ruby ♥
I guess a garden rake WOULD be the easiest way to clean up that cardboard! ;)
ReplyDeleteHope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving, Sherry. We are very grateful for you, and for your continued friendship.