He wanders from house to house buying old newspapers, broken utensils, plastic bottles anything for which he can get a little cash.
Moreover, years of accumulated recipe scribbles, cookbooks, broken utensils and other kitchen paraphernalia needs an occasional sort-through to ensure that you're only using the best, reliable tools and that you're finding your favorite recipes with ease.
In another set of disturbing contrasts subtitled "A Dark House" and "A Bright House," a woman who lives in a house poorly lit by a naked bulb receives her husband's beating after she accidentally breaks a utensil; in another house a family is enjoying a happy time, their cheerful mood attributable to the bright and soft light emanating from a fancy desk lamp.
Implements with minor imperfections are often valued more highly, on the wabi aesthetic, than ones that are ostensibly perfect; and broken or cracked utensils, as long as they have been well repaired, more highly than the intact.
The band's instruments are made out of materials recycled from the dump, including oil drums, utensils, even broken shoe heels.
Create "specimen jars" by placing broken toys or bent utensils in cloudy water that is dyed green.
Polluted metal objects may be melted down; polluted fires are extinguished; polluted clothing, utensils, and other items are torn, broken, and often buried.
The old Carl would have smiled and thanked him, but his thanking utensil, connected inexorably to his face, was broken.
She donated mismatched cups, duplicate utensils and table linens, tossing what was broken or worn out.
Use a spoon or other utensil to break the eggs into pieces.
It was suggested that the question is broken down to a minimum of two questions, separating the availability of funds for purchasing the formula from the availability of funds for utensils and cooking fuel.
