scoops

I used to col­lect laun­dry mea­sur­ing scoops back when I was a kid. 

Some­thing about their translu­cent plas­tics and pleas­ant ol­fac­to­ry essence ap­pealed to my hoard­ing instinct. 

My col­lec­tion even­tu­al­ly melt­ed in the Great Dish­wash­er Up­heaval of 1992.

I chose the Pots and Pans set­ting with a long dry time. 

The idea of plas­tic items re­turn­ing to their pri­mor­dial oily ori­gins was my first true bout with fatalism. 

Every­thing I own is plas­tic puddle. 

Then the ques­tion arose, “Am I a mold too?”

I should have col­lect­ed rocks.

 

 
 

—louis her­nan­dez

Flom­mist Louis Her­dan­dez is ob­sessed with go­ing Bauhaus and be­com­ing The Ma­chine. Prefer­ably a drill press. Copy­right © 2016 Louis Her­nan­dez. Pic­tured: Tex­tiles poster (cropped) by E. De Coulon, 1928, source.

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