Moontrash from Lisa Iversen

[DKeys]

This piece arrived in a beautiful box. She says she found this crushed can tucked inside a tree. I think she must have sanded this down to get the sheen on it that does make it look lunar. It's mounted on a 5 by 7 or so posterboard and looks to be leaping out. I really love this thank you sooo much Lisa! very elegant trashpo--so classy I think it's more of  trachic

[Nancy Bell Scott]

That is great tenfold. Love it. Thanks for passing along that crucial further thought of Richard Canard. The trashpo part of my head will sleep better tonight.

[DKeys]

Another great Richard Canard quote, "Nothing that I might say about it is better than the actual trash"

[Nancy Bell Scott]

Ok, I think i tried to say that in another thread somewhere a few days ago. But am not sure ... because it makes my hair hurt.

[Nancy Bell Scott]

Kind of wish I was going by that list right now, Lisa. (But it is funny.) Too much [stuff] happening lately, but the planet trash you sent will be posted this week for sure. I hope Diane doesn't get jealous, even though hers is shiny.

 

[De Villo Sloan]

Is it time to lock up Trash Talkers (people who criticize Trashpo)? Is it time for TrashPo-lice? I propose a new product line of pink hanDKuffs (see below) to be used to clamp down on Trash Talkers and make the streets safe again:

[DKeys]

I am blogging the next pearls of wisdom from Mr. Canard. He has a lot to say and knows just how to say it. And it's as hilarious as it is true

[Nancy Bell Scott]

Yah, "values nothing" could mean "values nothingness"?

[De Villo Sloan]

When Mr. Canard says "values nothing" - that could be a positive thing. Buddhism is about non-attachment, right? Trashpo doesn't value material things. Erni Baer would know.

[Alicia Starr]

Perhaps Mr. Canard would enjoy the film WASTELAND.

[De Villo Sloan]

Ginderella