Ordinary Household Objects: Day 16

Ordinary Household Objects: Wire Whisk

Friday is trash day in our neighborhood, and once in a while on my morning walks I come across something that’s a little bit different or interesting.  Since the Goodwill store is closed, I guess people are just throwing stuff in the trash.  That’s a shame, although I suspect that a lot of stuff that Goodwill gets will eventually end up in the trash.  This morning there was a set of golf clubs sticking out of someone’s can,  I recently got rid of a set of my own (less a sentimental putter), but I took them to Goodwill.  Not that I know, but the ones I saw this morning looked better than the ones I got rid of.  No, I didn’t bring them home.

Later in my walk I passed an empty box from a 75″ television.  75″!  Lordy that’s huge!  The “recommended viewing distance” for a 75″ 4G TV is 8-12 feet.  First of all, I only have maybe 3 walls in my entire house to hang a TV  that size, and there is only one of them where I could get that far away!  Yikes!  We don’t even have a TV, although we’ve been contemplating buying one just to watch old movies.  In the meantime we’ve watched a few on my 24″ computer monitor.  That seems large enough!

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4 thoughts on “Ordinary Household Objects: Day 16”

  1. I used one of those wire whisks this morning for my 2 egg scramble. Does exactly what it’s designed for. Brilliant.

    I have also seen huge empty television screen boxes in the dumpsters around the condos. Yesterday it was a huge bookcase sticking out of the dumpster.

    I have some stuff in the back of my car to take to the ARC store, which is still open. Need to do that soon.

    1. There’s nothing like a tool that does exactly what it’s supposed to do. I bought Kathy one of those immersion blenders for Christmas a few years ago and we’ve never used it. I think she’s afraid of sending eggs all over the kitchen and is waiting for me to be the guinea pig and figure it out! 😉

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