I just wonder what all my neighbors and people think that come up our road, with 100s of containers lined up and what they think of me, hauling sprouted containers around in spring as if I was delivering milk and soda to the different parts of the garden! LOL

Also, I save syrup containers (PERFECT WS containers) from work and I walk out with several in my hands at a time lol

~michael

heavenlyfarm

My neighbors think I'm crazy already. I would love to hear what they say when I'm on the back porch squated over 80 milk and soda jugs in 30 degree weather in the snow with a smile on my face.... haha.

1. I set the milk jugs and soda bottles inside laundry baskets in the yard so they don't fall over. My grandmother would roll her eyes and call me a redneck if she could see it. Funny part is, she used to save milk jugs to water plants so the apple didn't fall far from the tree except she hid hers on the porch.

2. Picking through the recycling, along the highway, but not in my pajamas. I was tempted to crawl in because I'm so short, but it's even more embarrassing to call the police if you can't get back out.

3. Other families yell out the back door to take care of the dog, pick up the mail or put the bikes away. I yell at the family to bring back those containers from the dumpster! After all, they've been warned!

4. Do you all do the Container Walk? It's like the Rose Garden Path Walk, except it's a cold, dead path in and through plastic containers. I lean over and it looks like I'm smelling the tops of milk jugs instead of inhaling rose fragrance, but I'm looking for signs of sprouts and dreaming of their destiny. I lean in closer and try to decipher the writing on the jug. What does that say? Hmmm...could be....no....maybe....will have to wait and see.

Heidi

Yep, got the container walk down cold!