Free

So many people in this world look at things for their monetary value. I think that's really lame. I think its silly to think a Rolex watch is better than the Timex I wear simply because it costs 10x as much. This Thanksgiving break I have received a lot of things for free. It has allowed me to see the things for what they really are, and it's very exciting. 

But what does this matter to you? I want to enlighten you on the many aspects of the word     eff arr eee eee.

As described on Free Convection, free is an exceptional dietary plan (I don't need to get into again). You might be surprised to know that it's also a decorating philosophy:

         (The Chouch, built by 137 with all free materials)

A free clock on free wood

A free lamp

And its a just a way of looking at the world:

I saw a bike in a tree and my first thought was 

"Sweet, a free bike!" I later sold it for $25 (Once 

I was sure no one wanted it back).

Matt bringing back a free futon mattress for the 

Chouch (defined by Urban Dictionary as 

"combination of a chair and couch") project.

A recliner I saw out for bulk garbage pick-up. Now in 137.

As you can see, there are many parts of free-ness. If you discover any more, make a post about it!! 

I hope you are all inspired to utilize free things so that you can save what you have and give it more freely.

~Troy