Autumn Guessing Game. 🍁 Be the first person to guess what we are going to wood burn on the spoon… and you will win the very first of this new Dreamware design! Here are some hints and rules… 1. It’s fall themed 2. The design includes more than one type of object, but less than five. 3. You have to guess the exact items that will be wood burned on the spoon in one stand alone comment (example: rock, pine tree, blue jay feather, cloud). 4. You have unlimited guesses 5. Share this post 6. Make sure you’re following @polderfamily Have fun! The game is open to everyone worldwide. Ends tomorrow night (Thursday) at 9pm EST. ⏰

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A family in Florida set out to make everything. Handmade aprons. Candles. Jams and jellies, relishes, fresh baked bread. The whole old-world table, sold out of a booth at a farmer's market in Melrose. They were not yet sure what they were, only that they wanted to make things the way things used to be made. Then people kept picking up the wooden spoons. Not the bread. Not the aprons. The spoons. So the family bought a set of Swiss gouges and chisels, the good ones, and let the work choose them. That is usually how it goes. You set out in one direction and the thing you were actually meant to do reaches up and takes your hand. In 2011 they left a small patch of Florida for a hundred acres in Tennessee. In 2016 they moved again, to a larger farm in Virginia. Most families move toward cities and salaries. This one kept moving toward land and slowness, in the exact opposite direction of the century. The wood comes from hardwoods that fall on their own. Nothing is cut for it. A tree comes down in a storm and becomes a ladle, a scoop, a measuring cup, a serving board, shaped by hand and eye rather than by a machine that can do ten thousand identical ones by lunch. They call it dreamware. Kitchenware of your dreams, which sounds like marketing until you see the wait: twelve to sixteen weeks for a made-to-order piece. Four months. For an American made spoon. We live in a world built to deliver anything to your door by Thursday, and people are lining up to wait a third of a year for a wooden utensil made by a family on a Virginia farm. They are waiting because it is real, because a human being will hold it while making it, and because it comes with a promise that it will last a lifetime. That is the whole argument for the old way, in one object you can hold in your hand. The disposable version is always available. A drawer full of plastic that will outlive us in a landfill without ever being loved. Or a single carved spoon that a daughter takes from her mother's kitchen in forty years, worn smooth. That is not nostalgia, it's better. Take a look at their work in the comments below.

Autumn Guessing Game. 🍁 Be the first person to guess what we are going to wood burn on the spoon… and you will win the very first of this new Dreamware design! Here are some hints and rules… 1. It’s fall themed 2. The design includes more than one type of object, but less than five. 3. You have to guess the exact items that will be wood burned on the spoon in one stand alone comment (example: rock, pine tree, blue jay feather, cloud). 4. You have unlimited guesses 5. Share this post 6. Make sure you’re following @polderfamily Have fun! The game is open to everyone worldwide. Ends tomorrow night (Thursday) at 9pm EST. ⏰

Your X assignement should you choose it. Search your friends list or timeline for people who post wholesome content that you truly enjoy. Pick 1-3 people to put on "notify" and interact with all of their content you enjoy. Hit like, comment and ask questions. This is the true timeline cleanse!! Do it weekly at least!

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Well, we were going to post that we got our 5000th order on Shopify today… But anyway, huge congrats on 100k Ron 🤣