I mean CLAY.
I was digging a deep, deep hole (for an exciting reason that will soon be disclosed), grabbed a lump of clay, and on a whim sculpted it into this little bird:
I expected it to crumble or fall apart as it dried. It hasn't. It is rock solid. This, folks, is why you don't work soil when it is wet.
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Not sure if I'm more impressed with your gardening prowess, or with your skill as a sculptor.
Can you make some clay pots?
Jim, I'm half tempted to try making pots! But I think I'd need to build a kiln for that...
Great job! I love the sparrow! Kinda' like "when you are given lemons, make lemonade" you are given clay and you make art! Cheers!
Great job! I love the sparrow! Kinda' like "when you are given lemons, make lemonade" you are given clay and you make art! Cheers!
Wonderful! Just like what I used to do in my elementary days at the park! :)
Love it! (And can't wait for your big disclosure... sounds like it must be something fun. :)
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