digitS'
Garden Master
... but less than enough.
I had an unusual dream before waking this morning. I felt like a journalist, interviewing a couple on a farm. I also felt like they were family.
Very young, not out of their 20's, I suppose. The farmyard was clear, machines in sheds, I'm talking to the husband. He is telling me how if he produces more, production costs rise while each unit produced has lower value. He doesn't mention the advantage of "economy of scale." Perhaps, he feels that he is against some sort of ceiling.
His wife seems to have taken this to heart and I find her busy planting in her garden. She is young and I think of her as a niece, or maybe a grand-niece.
She shows me a packet of seeds for something like parsnips ... I notice the quantity and she tells me how much she expects to sell them for, each. I do some quick math in my head and say, "that's about $100."
She looks at me closely as though to try to see if I'm kidding. She says, "then it doesn't matter." And, I awaken.
Steve
I had an unusual dream before waking this morning. I felt like a journalist, interviewing a couple on a farm. I also felt like they were family.
Very young, not out of their 20's, I suppose. The farmyard was clear, machines in sheds, I'm talking to the husband. He is telling me how if he produces more, production costs rise while each unit produced has lower value. He doesn't mention the advantage of "economy of scale." Perhaps, he feels that he is against some sort of ceiling.
His wife seems to have taken this to heart and I find her busy planting in her garden. She is young and I think of her as a niece, or maybe a grand-niece.
She shows me a packet of seeds for something like parsnips ... I notice the quantity and she tells me how much she expects to sell them for, each. I do some quick math in my head and say, "that's about $100."
She looks at me closely as though to try to see if I'm kidding. She says, "then it doesn't matter." And, I awaken.
Steve
Steve
(says one going through that phase)
