Ghost Garden tour that leads into a Jam packed garden talk--June 29

by straw man MIKE HUGGINS--garden talk recommended before you unsubscribe

Remember the alien nuclear deal is done.

Start violin now.

This post is an early morning garden talk ran on Saturday June 29th. I thought I should squeeze one in before the end of the month. Quick garden tour before.

Und das garden stereo cabinet ist done. I think. I mention it in the talk. You want to buy it? I discuss the challenges of working with shit wood.

I sometimes stream various instruments in the garden like the violin. That leads into my rustic artist story in my talk. “The best she’s ever seen.” Ooooooo, la, la.

A few things I made recently. I’d like her to see them.

Rustic picture frame for the spirit of Sabrina. Hanging in my office now.

Shown without screws. It looks like it was built in 1772. The year of Sabrina.

Made this today.

I showed it to one person and they placed an order for one. How much do I charge? A six pack of beer and two bottles of wine?

I fixed the bar and filled in all of Banjo’s attempts to help me. I might have shown this already. Before that wine glass would have been leaning heavily to the right.

I talked about the raccoon in the garden talk. Here it is up in the tree harassing Dbanjo.

Dbanjo’s reaction.

Dbanjo lounging in the compost.

When garden weeds are cool.

Martha Stewart a corporate fucking shill. Don’t buy this crap soil.

This concludes the little Ghost Garden micro tour. Community tour is still on, tentatively scheduled for the 27th. Subscribers welcome. It’s starting out as a community tour that could turn into a full blown garden party when my invited friends show up with wine, beer, vodka, whiskey and then the violin is swapped out and replaced with the appropriate music. Huge dance floor too. There might be a full drum set to bang on and drive my neighbors crazy. Working on it. I’d like to get a guitar and amp so people can pick it up and pretend they can play too.

“Little surprises around every corner but nothing dangerous.”—Willie Wonka

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