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this piece has no pattern, it’s just plain green. and i’ve had them reject my requests because i didn’t have a dinner plate as an example, just a tea cup or in this case a little bowl.
i would call that burl maple or birdseye maple
https://www.google.com/search?q=burl+maple&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjEuc3zv9PQAhVIRyYKHY_1B9YQ_AUICSgC&biw=1444&bih=1125yes all shell cordovan should have a “wavy” appearance rather than the creases.
where is the “Mobile-Friendly Checker” button? where are you seeing that? on the listing webpage or on mobile?
these are the official rules–
All postal employees, including carriers, must comply with the Standards of Ethical Conduct for Employees of the Executive Branch. Under these federal regulations, carriers are permitted to accept a gift worth $20 or less from a customer per occasion, such as Christmas. However, cash and cash equivalents, such as checks or gift cards that can be exchanged for cash, must never be accepted in any amount. Furthermore, no employee may accept more than $50 worth of gifts from any one customer in any one calendar year period.
https://about.usps.com/postal-bulletin/2012/pb22349/html/cover_025.htm
i’ll throw a wrench into this that confuses me. we have a personal car, but we use it for business SOMETIMES and we deduct those business miles from our taxes. so maybe it’s that this car is used only sometimes for business that it can be considered personal. i would love for a scavenger accountant to clear this up. but how does that make sense for an Uber driver? they use their own car personally, but when they work, they use it too.
i feel like uber is so much different than thrifting though. you are like a taxi, driving people around. we are just driving to a store to ‘work’. do people who commute to an office say that’s a business vehicle because they’re driving to work? no. but that’s just how i’ve thought of it up until now. i don’t know what my accountant would say about it…
yeah most of mine are framed, so i never see the back. though the ones are not framed, i’ve never seen a company name on them.
ha, love this bio. thanks for sharing. i sent a photo of a can of pumpkin and a jar of spices to a friend on Thanksgiving (as i was about to make a pie). and she was like ‘what kind of homesteader farmer are you??’. i was like ‘i’m not a farmer, i’m a thrifty scavenger!’. you can only do the best you can and that’s good too.
http://imgur.com/a/ZyxMh
