xxx | The one thing I have never understood is why noone has ever come up with some kind of a recycling center for all this refuse from our lives. As it is now we are all forced to deal with the entire process of removal and storage individually. Besides the obvious challenges of on-site storage, there are some special hazards we should all be cognizant of, since refuse of this type has been deemed as unsuitable, and possibly toxic, for disposal in what most people would consider to be the normal manner. There are no provisions for disposal of things of this nature currently at any commercial facility anywhere, so we are all forced to pack and store everything individually. So we all muddle through the process of sorting things out, packing, and storage so everything remains stable all on our own. We seek out places that are not often visited to stack the containers in, in the hopes that they will remain undisturbed until their contents have had the time to fade into hazy memories, and will no longer be potentially harmful with the passage of time. Occasionally though, they will get inadvertently disturbed prematurely, and if the contents are somehow exposed it usually triggers new responses to whatever the contents are. This of course has an adverse effect on the process of selective memory loss concerning the contents. It would make it much easier if some kind of recycling centers were established. Perhaps broken dreams could be carefully recrafted by skilled artisans, to possibly be donated somewhere where people presently are too impoverished to know where or how to start to dream of a better, or different, future for themselves or their families. This might help them by realizing there can still be hope found in their lives and futures. Feelings and emotions might be reforged by knowledgeable craftsmen to become the underpinnings and supports for large undertakings where the dedication of the participants seems to still not be quite enough to carry a particular project through to completion. Many could benefit from a recycling centers project, besides the original donors who would no longer run the risk of re-exposure to things they had already decided needed to be hidden away until they faded away on their own. |
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