BOX #5
Box #5 (12 lbs. 5 oz., with 2 or 3 heavy brown banana box papers)
PLASTIC BOTTLE CAPS; Spring 2001; 12″x 10 1/2″x 8 1/4″; a cardboard box completely filled with plastic bottle caps from 2-liter plastic diet soda bottles that I drank (I have long since quit purchasing 2-liter plastic bottles), tape, ink.
AOLHOLE; ongoing; currently; 6″x 8 1/2″x 5 3/4″; currently, 17 packages sent unsolicited to by address(es) each containing 1 or more CD advertisement, most are from AOL (America Online) – paper, plastic, metal.
CAT TUNNEL PADS; Summer 2005; 9″x 9 1/2″x 7 1/2″; clear tape, plastic from a banana box; blue styrofoam chunks torn from cardboard consumer electronics product packaging, brown paper.
THE ORIGINAL SHREDDED WHEAT; ongoing (right now it is 12:31:55 p.m. THU 15 NOV 2007); 11 1/2″x 7 7/8″x 3 1/8″; one 18-biscuit-sized box (no cereal inside) of Post Shredded Wheat and as of today 53 paper wrappers (each held 3 biscuits); although I have enjoyed eating Shredded Wheat since I was a kid, perhaps as early as the 1960’s, only recently did I begin saving the biscuit wrappers. My intention is to keep saving them until I have a ream of wrappers (500 ea.)…then I will bind them into a book…I will reform the box into a cover…then I will attempt to present the book to the President or CEO, in-person, of the company that owns Shredded Wheat at that future time…I will document the attempt in the book; currently Post owns Shredded Wheat and Kraft owns Post…so…mega-corporations. In an effort to positively exist within the world of mega-corps, I hope to show support for a healthful product, one that is made of only one ingredient (in this case – whole grain wheat) and comes in packaging that is 100% recyclable or is easily reusable. Note: I hope bht is not bad. Estimated time to completion: 5-10 years. Book should be: approximately 9 1/2″x 10 1/2″ x thickness of 500 pages and 2 covers.

June 22, 2008 at 12:30 am
Maybe some others out there have some biscuit wrappers they could send to you, and then you could finish your book sooner and send it to the loser doo doo head at Kraft, or was it Post…..