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manifesting
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First trillionaire gets dropped into a volcano to ensure a good harvest.
It's raining season. Time to collect earthworms for my compost bin
practicing drawing mr. yaoi himself to cope with round six. yay yay!
Compost * - Cressida Campbell , 1994.
Australian , b . 1960 -
Oil on canvas , 51 x 51 cm.
*'My mother had a little plastic ice-cream container for the compost heap, which was downstairs at the end of the garden. She always ate papaya or other fruit for breakfast and often asked me to take the container downstairs for her. When I was visiting for dinner, I thought it looked like a particularly beautiful composition of colour and shape and design, so I said, ‘I’ll come over tomorrow and draw it.’'—Cressida Campbell
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You've bought the Disney trash can holiday ornaments and keychain. You wanted something bigger so you picked up a few salt shakers. How do you feel about compost? Both Disneyland and Walt Disney World have introduced a new merchandise item that looks like a trash can. But what exactly is it? The label on this item reads:
Compost & More! Potential Uses For This Product: Compost Bin • Ice Bucket • Wastepaper Basket • Cookie Jar • Storage Container • Vase
The label feels like an afterthought, as if someone asked a few friends what they thought this item could be used for and then threw it on the shelf. The trailing bullets in what was clearly written as a single line of text then word wrapped add to the amusement. Officially, according to a source at WDW, this item rings up as a "Compost Bin" at merchandise locations. Made from plastic, it measures 10" H x 6" W x 6" D.
For Disney trash can enthusiasts, it's great to see Disney continue to give their iconic cans proper representation, allowing guests to take home a bit of the magic. (Not mentioning any names, but some dedicated weirdos have been building Disney trash can fandom for over 15 years, but I digress...)
The design itself features shades of light blue, teal, and aqua, accented by bright yellow. Like most trash can merchandise these days, the design patterns along the edge of the panels often illustrate can designs as they used to be, much like previous salt shakers and ornaments.
Hints of the interlocking boxes pattern can currently be seen in the Magic Kingdom near Casey's Corner and Crystal Palace. The small curved details are implemented near the Monorail Station and Ferry Docks. Both of these design aspects have also been used in the past on Disneyland's green/yellow Main Street U.S.A. cans, as well as on both the yellow and dark green can designs near the hub of the Magic Kingdom. (There was a time when the Magic Kingdom actually cared about trash can design on Main Street U.S.A. Disney Difference? Whatever.) The castle iconography is generic enough to represent either Sleeping Beauty or Cinderella's castles, while the Mickey with spatula seal hints at this being used in kitchen areas of your home.
Overall, it's great to see more trash can products, but it seems like they didn't put much thought into marketing this particular item. The labeling essentially admits, "we don't have a clue, why don't you figure it out?"
// Trash Can-Shaped Compost Bin, Disneyland Resort & Walt Disney World Resort, Merchandise, 2025
[Source: Disneyland on Film, Not Justin Orlando, and Laughing Place. Used by Permission.]
March 2025: The Long Overdue Post - Part 2
I exceeded the 30 image limit so I had to make a part 2.
Red-bellied woodpecker:
Turnips:
Pumpkins sprout in our compost bin:
White-throated sparrow in our weeping cherry:
Some of our cool season vegetables that didn't thrive refused to die. We'll eventually have to pull them out to make room for the warm season vegetables but I'm going to try to rehome some of them:
2024 was the last year for our red Russian kale that we'd had for several years but its children survived:
I think this is lamb's quarter which is edible. I'll probably have to move it since it is taking up valuable growing space but I want to rehome it so I can see what it tastes like:
Selected Garden Objects by Syboulette Converted 4t2
A conversion of several objects made by @syboubou from Sims 4 to Sims 2.
Contains compost bin, water pump and water hose from their “A la ferme” set as well as a planter from “Hortensia garden” set.
Compost bin is meant to work with @lamare-sims’s and mine Planting Overhaul mod. Comes in all the original colors plus Cluedo woods by @shastakiss.
Planter works as a planter (4 slots) and needs @honeywell-mts garden plot or @lamare-sims edited version of it to work with Planting Overhaul mod. I’d also recommend having this fertilizing fix by@midgethetree.
Compressed, clearly labelled, picture included.
Download at SFS
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UPDATE 28/07/2023:
Added polycounts directly in the object’s description, cleaned up the planter file a bit and centered it a bit differently, nothing major.
UPDATE 29/02/2024:
Major update: replaced images in the post, smoothed out meshes, removed shine, made quarter tile placeable, fixed too dark recolors, moved planter and adjusted slots, cleaned up files inside, deleted mipmaps. If you ever ran into issues with any of these objects, chances are they are now fixed.