I love our dumpster. I eagerly waited days for its arrival and it’s finally here.
It seems pretty silly to love a dumpster, but without it, home renovations can’t be done. BF ripped out the nasty carpet and its padding, kitchen cabinets, ceiling fans, toilets, sinks, drywall and half a deck. All of the nasty stuff has to go somewhere, right?
Why would you leave a rusted weight bench, duct tape-wrapped weights, broken cinder blocks, microwave, mirrors and numerous random objects laying around? To let me throw them in the dumpster, that's why!
BANG! Let's make some noise!
I never thought throwing concrete in a dumpster could be such a wonderful stress reliever. It felt fantastic hearing the concrete loudly crash against the dumpster’s walls.
I never thought throwing concrete in a dumpster could be such a wonderful stress reliever. It felt fantastic hearing the concrete loudly crash against the dumpster’s walls.
All of this is now in the beloved dumpster |
Believe it or not, I started pouting after BF threw the carpet and padding into the dumpster. I was grateful to throw them away. But I was sad to realize the rest of the debris wouldn't be as noisy when I threw it in the dumpster.
As I tossed away the broken concrete pavers, I searched for strategic areas to where I could make some noise. It's the small things in life...
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