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Broken Pieces

Heather Itzla March 30, 2014

Here's a small trawl from my brief, rainy, dog walk around San Anselmo this morning.

I like the juxtaposition of the intact coffee lid with the "run-over" coffee lid just below it.

I fished the broken pieces out of a puddle on the street, just a few yards away from the colorful buttons that had also been broken by passing cars, and not far from the storm drain where I plucked up the little condiment cup...

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OH, and the plastic "string" that attaches clothing tags like the adidas one you see above? - I've been saving all of those pieces from our household (in a jar) to see how many a typical family of four uses in a year - ridiculous little things.



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