I'm pretty sure that everybody in Tennessee does this. I've only done it a couple times in Tn.,but then I still am afflicted with Calfirephobia. In So. Cal. that will bring down the wrath of the state on yer little world, also you might burn down a quarter of the state. That will piss off the neighbors also.
Looking into fire is mesmerizing. It just never seems to have enough, and you can't get enough of it either. And the most obvious is how fire can clean your place up quick. Throw the stuff in and anything that survives get sold for scrap. This country needs a cleansing with fire.
At 5 o'clock position in the fire it looks like some kind of halberd weapon. Other than I don't see anything wrong/bad/amiss.
ReplyDeleteIf you live out in the country that's how you get rid of shit. Sofa will sit there until it is waterlogged and then on next year's fire.
ReplyDeleteApparently, I am white trash…Sweet!
ReplyDeleteDo it all the time except I have an old car seat.
ReplyDeleteHa! I have a couple of old school bus bench seats.
Deletemy first thought was he bought a property with a dilapidated shed and hes cleaning up the property and burning trash
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure that everybody in Tennessee does this. I've only done it a couple times in Tn.,but then I still am afflicted with Calfirephobia. In So. Cal. that will bring down the wrath of the state on yer little world, also you might burn down a quarter of the state. That will piss off the neighbors also.
ReplyDeleteLooking into fire is mesmerizing. It just never seems to have enough, and you can't get enough of it either. And the most obvious is how fire can clean your place up quick. Throw the stuff in and anything that survives get sold for scrap. This country needs a cleansing with fire.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if all that is his ex-wife's shit??
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing quite like gazing into a bonfire, watching the evidence burn.
ReplyDeleteGood one.
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