If you read this blog before, you will know that I'm into recycling. I volunteer at the recycling center, my sailing lifestyle requires that I conserve resources by recycling, and I am passionate about the need to recycle in order to make my life sustainable. This old jar is recycled. But, not only am I recycling the jar, I am seeking to recycle the label. And, if you are inclined to believe big corporations are hiding secret meanings in the very products they sell us, as Masons did, then, you will see how I am attempting to convert the meaning of the label for my intended purposes. Yes, the contents of this vessel will now contain a "Miracle Whip": it is miraculous because the Fibonacci pattern I am using to weave the pattern in this vessel is used in nature as the basis for the replication of life itself. It is a "whip" because whip is also a term used in sailing as a knot which is used to hold all of the strands together. This vessel is literally a whip of strands intended to conjure the miracle of growth. . . Made by kraft, as in "arts and kraft"
On the border of the logo are the waves of the ocean as if the label has been whipped by the wind as it sweeps over the water; there is mystery in what the ocean sweeps about and there is mystery in the ingredients of miracle whip. . . My intention is that I will spread more than what was spread by the contents of this jar (it will not be spread on Toast)
