FORM VS. FUNCTION
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Twenty minutes later, he roared by with four Christmas
trees riding in the front bucket, root-balls and all. He
downloaded the trees along the property line and took off
for more. Five trips later he had a formidable row of
evergreens waiting for final planting. First, he gouged a
shallow trench along one side of the trees. Then he went
around behind to ease them in. Mass transplanting. The
apple didn't fall far from Marv's tree.
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"Got the seeds?" Marv asked as soon as the fencing was
complete.
"Yeah, I got seeds," Poppa answered. "But we got no gate to
get in," he added as they both stared at the perfectly
sealed-off garden-to-be.
"Hmmm," Marv said.
"...and even if we did have a gate, I don't want to walk
around in that stuff."
"Hmmm," Marv said as he engaged his can-do ingenuity. "Hop
on," he shouted.
Poppa stood on the lip of the bucket and Marv slowly
elevated Poppa like a circus elephant lifting a lovely
young lady in tights. Except Poppa was hanging on with two
hands as Marv carefully extended him over the fence and out
over the garden so he could cast his salad-garden seeds far
and wide. No neat rows of lettuce, carrots, and radishes
for these guys. Apparently, they decided that if this was
going to be a salad garden, it might as well grow like one:
mixed.
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