boxwood

For what it's worth, wine enthusiasts refer to this cat pee smell as 'boxwood' and pay extra for it.

Some of the parts look like they were composed of boxwood or balsa, and even cardboard.

My all time favourite is the most traditional of all: boxwood.

If you see a fine wine with 'hint of boxwood', run.

And boy oh boy can they ravage boxwood hedges.

But mostly as soon as you pick up a chisel or piece of boxwood to smooth clay or whatever it might be to initiate work, the rest of the world pretty much goes away.

So if you generated, say, a picture that ended up including a bush, you could ask it to change it from a boxwood to a rose bush, and it could do it.

That experience motivated me to kill the ornamental boxwood that was in my backyard and start planting native plants which can support native birds, pollinators and small mammals and in turn provide a food supply all the way up the food chain to that coyote.

If anyone ever asks me what to name their cat, I am now forevermore going to recommend the name "boxwood".

Not Boxwood Cr., not Boxwood Crescent, not “Boxwood Cres.” Of course all of those will work for mail, but if I want to transfer the deed, or do anything of legal relevance, the government needs the address to be exactly like the first one.

The functions in Boxwood are so close already to the necessary shape for a JSX function (it's just `jsx(tagNameOrComponentFunction, properties, children)`) there's not a lot you actually need to do to get nearly "free" JSX support even if you didn't want to put the work into a.d.ts file to get nice Types back out and just did `export type JSX.

Boxwood was for centuries the choice of wind instrument makers because of its stability and hardness, which made it possible to create thinner more practical instruments (clarinets, flute etc).