When resources are scant, smart people step up and figure things out. Like here: this Katha shop sells metal ware made out of recycled tins. These funnels and oil dispensers have been hand made from cans of energy drinks and creamed corn.
I wish I had the space to buy a ton of it, but I don’t. Our basket is full of backpacks. (Jaime: How rude!) Next time, perhaps.
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