toledo pet farm

This is a true story. I was visiting my friend, David, who’s a farmer and a realtor. We were in the backyard of his farm, when I noticed a huge pile of soil in the corner of the yard. It was the size of a football field-sized soccer field. He had been digging up the whole field, and the dirt was all over the driveway. It had been sitting there for a couple of weeks.

I asked David if he wanted to go see it. He said no, but then he went out to dig some more and came back in with his truck carrying a large shovel.

So I got to dig out the dirt and see it. I was amazed. It was like digging in a giant sandbar. I don’t remember the rest of the story. I just remember digging that dirt and bringing it home. I had a huge pile of dirt on my kitchen floor for a few weeks.

Some farms are actually not as bad. I’m lucky. Our neighborhood’s dirt is all over our lawn. The problem is that I’m a lazy person so I just let the dirt pile up and it keeps growing until it’s covering every inch of the yard.

In the case of toledo pet farm, the shovel and dirt were literally thrown at the walls of the house, and that dirt is being slowly sucked into the walls. If you’ve ever seen what happens with a very large shovel when it hits a solid surface, you know what the consequences of that are.

The reason is that the surface is getting sucked into the walls. And if we want to get rid of the dirt we need to cover the walls with something. So the real question is, “Wouldnt it be better to cover them with something so it can’t get sucked into the walls?” The answer is yes, because then the walls would get covered with dirt but the roof wouldn’t.

Theres a good reason for why they didnt cover the walls with dirt (its too expensive) and what they did do was cover the walls with something. It’s called glass, or better yet, we should call it white-globe. It’s a transparent, non-conductive substance that can be molded into any shape and that will hold up to the forces of nature. If you’re doing gardening, this is where you put the plastic buckets for your dirt.

I know I’m a dinosaur but I still love what they’re doing with this. If I had a million dollars (or the time) I’d be doing this for fun. The idea is to use the plastic bags to mimic the roots of trees and create a natural soil that absorbs water and nutrients. I also think the idea of covering the walls with dirt is brilliant. Its just not the same as covering the roof of your house.

Im a big fan of the idea of covering the roof with the dirt of a garden, but Im not sure I’d really want to do that. I think that the roof is actually a nice place for some of the dirt to collect and grow. I also think the idea of covering the walls in dirt is brilliant. Its just not the same as covering the roof of your house.

I think covering the walls with dirt is brilliant, but in my humble opinion, I don’t think that it actually makes a huge difference. I think that the idea of covering the roof with dirt actually makes quite a bit of sense for a roof over your head. It certainly provides ventilation and it is a nice place to hang out. But I think that the idea of covering the walls is just an exercise in overthinking.