SM>capacity.  I planted a clematis in the garden and placed this chair
SM>So I sold the freebee chair and received $5.00 for my troubles.  I
SM>asked if I could see my way clear to sell it to them.  I made another
SM>I've replaced the chair once more.  Winter is here and my poor clematis
SM>I thought this was a prime example of what you had been talking about.
Exactly so. I could lapse into a higher level and say that the
chair was originally built for (use by) the original owner, then
it served as a vehicle for you ideas on climbing plants, then as
a conversation starter, then to the second owner.
The significant thing in all of this is that the chair got to be
used again; your part was that you put it to two uses yourself -
first as a plant climber (that never quite got a chance) and then
as a revenue generator.
I don't feel that the "second use" has to be intensely or visibly
practical, just that there is an identifiable second use.
christopher.greaves@ablelink.org     www.interlog.com/~cgreaves
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