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    Burl Wood Table

    July 27, 2016 /

    I grew up on a farm. Now, I can’t speak for all farms, but I can speak to my experience. When you have a lot of barns and outbuildings on the family farm, it’s easy to put stuff in these buildings because you might need it someday. That’s not hoarding. That’s, uh, that’s being practical. Waste not, want not. That sort of thing. I can also fix almost anything with baling twine, but that’s a farm story for another day. When the Junk Whisperer (aka my stepmom) came into the picture, she started unearthing these longĀ forgotten treasures while cleaning outĀ the farm’s outbuildings. Thanks to her hard work and ingenuity, I…

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