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1-2 times each month I do the same thing with clients.
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Mostly it's pots or their entire patio 'set'.
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Today, look around your garden, what are you not seeing anymore?
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If I came to your garden what would I throw out?
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Garden & Be Well, XO Tara
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Pic, lost provenance.
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Tom Scheerer’s 18th-Century Cottage in East Hampton. Photo by Simon Upton.
I really should use my time in the garden rather than at the computer.
There's not enough time for me to thoroughly answer your question, Tara, dear. I already moved the grill from my view off the deck, but there's the camper shell on the driveway (that I conveniently crop from the frame whenever I photograph the vista from my window), or the pile of pallets and windows behind the greenhouse that I see from my kitchen window ... it's a process.
That question is going to haunt me this week.
I don't know.
But please don't throw me out!
What would I throw out...let me count my things. Especially for my clients.
Maybe this brutal reality needs to be applied eloquently with every prospective residential client that comes my way, on the first conversation, before I even see the place? (and certainly the first meeting) It would help weed out those who are unlikely benefit from my work, and whom I won't benefit from by creating a great space and portfolio content!
Haha that is funny! x Maria
If you don't use it, it's time to lose it. Going through an almost entire house redo, explodes the brain. First response was to buy more shelving to store stuff and then I got to thinking why am I storing this stuff?
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