Winter's Work, part two

A Sink and a Hole

It's hard to make a sink funny or interesting. My students know that's how you start any piece of writing. This is about a sink. It's not interesting. If you saw a picture and only read these words, you get it. I put in a sink.

​See, no sink:

There is no sink in this photo. Don't spend too much time looking. It's not there.

Then, sink:

There is a sink in the photo now. Look closely. You will find it. This is not a hidden picture puzzle.

If you look closely, you are sure to spot the difference. Astute observers will note that the sink is not floating. I used small pieces of wood to hold the sink up. Each piece was too small by itself, but together they did the job.

On to the next amazing topic: A hole.

​There was a hold in the side of the Airstream. I made the hole actually. 

Then, I plugged the hole using a hot water heater I had lying around.

So far, the hot water heater is doing a fine job plugging the hole. This is its only function. I'm hoping that some day soon it will also heat water. But, there is no propane line to fuel it. Nor is it hooked up to AC power. In fact, there is no water line at all to bring water for it to heat. So it is a great hole plug.

No one would fault you if you stopped reading these posts.