Sharing Our Interest In Garbage

This is what everyone wants to see first thing Monday morning.

I made a new friend in garbage. Last Friday, I took a faithful reader and blogger extraordinaire from the 365 Music Project to a possible excessive in south Minneapolis. B., who runs the blog, is a fan of all things local, and she felt that our trashout photos offered a local glimpse into the city’s current state of affairs.

This paints quite the picture, doesn't it?

I look forward to reading her impressions of our outing. She’s got me thinking a lot about garbage, where it comes from, where it goes, and how it shapes our lives.

Dangling chains always give a basement a dungeon feel.

I’d like to take you all on more garbage adventures with me. What would you like to know about the homes we service and the debris we remove? Tell us, and we’ll create posts around your inquiries.

This is a sweet treehouse.

We’re all along for the ride.

 

Friday Photo Fun: Pearly Whites Edition

Oral hygiene is paramount to a happy smile

The bathroom counter was littered with the standard debris: cleaning products, crusty towels, a brush, Listerine, a razor. I’ve been noticing toothbrushes lately (you’ll find some here and here), and next to the mouth-scouring brush was this ashtray full of butts. I cannot imagine being so addicted to nicotine that one must smoke even during the brief minutes of daily corporal maintenance, but I find evidence of bathroom smoking frequently. In this case, at least, it appears that the cigarettes are menthols. That’s kind of like smoking a breath mint, right?

They Didn’t Take The Hint

I guess nobody in this house was blessed.

This neatness-imploring squirrel hung on this wall. His view seemed to mock his message:

The reality.