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large owl plant pot Gorgeous Blue Owl Planter is 14" Ceramic Flower Pot & Handmade Talaver – LUV2BRD

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large owl plant pot Gorgeous Blue Owl Planter is 14" Ceramic Flower Pot & Handmade Talaver – LUV2BRDIt's really tough to source these gorgeous, super large 14" tall Talavera Planter Owls especially blue ones hand painted as nice as these so we flew 1457 miles from Oakland, CA to Dallas, TX to make sure everything will be owl right, and pick up our special LUV2BRD patterns from Jose and Juanita, and put them on a POD to CA. But that's just half the story because first they migrated up from artisan communities surrounding Mexico City nearly 1800 miles

It's really tough to source these gorgeous, super large 14" tall Talavera Planter Owls -- especially blue ones hand painted as nice as these -- so we flew 1457 miles from Oakland, CA to Dallas, TX to make sure everything will be owl right, and pick up our special LUV2BRD patterns from Jose and Juanita, and put them on a POD to CA. But that's just half the story because first they migrated up from artisan communities surrounding Mexico City nearly 1800 miles from Dallas! So all that travel might seem excessive except that the impact they make in our yard is AMAZING, and they come with a promise: Owl be there for you! When you receive yours remember to love it with owl your heart and appreciate how far your owl traveled to grace your yard or porch or garden. And just to be unashamedly honest, know that Randall and Judith are praying that you'll become an owlaholic!! :) :)

> Our largest Talavera planter, this is a Clasic, Blue Talavera Ceramic Owl Flower Pot
> This Gorgeous Double-faced, Blue Owl Planter is great for indoor or outdoor usage!

This Owl Planter will bring a BOLD PUNCH of COLOR to enhance your yard or home decor. :)

> Handmade in Mexico - the workmanship on our Talavera Pottery is outstanding!
> Measures 14" Tall by 13" inches Wide by 13" Deep; Weighs about 13 lbs 2 ounces
> Contains a hole in the bottom for drainage

Also note that variations in color can occur since each owl is individually hand painted.

> Handmade Condition means it may contain slight imperfections
> Handmade Condition means subtle color variations might occur as well
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This book has a few pieces of good advice, but its buried under mountains of weird and amateur level musings. Example: Paul Singman advocates for eliminating ETL entirely. How? Just reprogram the applications to which you may or may not have the source code to handle your data processing. He calls Intention Data Transfer 🥴 Thanks for the advice Paul, I'll get right on that.
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