I work at a bookstore and this note was in one of the used books we bought back.

The Present is an annual clock that displays the seasons. It automatically sets itself and takes a full year to make a complete revolution. It will hit the “12 o’clock” position at the winter solstice, 3 o’clock is the vernal equinox, and so forth. Credit to designer Scott Thrift.

The shadow of our plane on top of the clouds

My husband was reading to me, when suddenly he exclaimed, “WHOA! My knee shadow looks like Danny DeVito!”

This corner store

Game Stop and Smash Burger have similar signs

Xmas lights buried in the snow

This 32-megabyte Gameboy Advance cartridge bundled two movies in it

My meat socks just came!

Biggest dicotyledon leaf ever found in the Amazon

This Sheriff I saw has pink handcuffs

These street benches in Buenos Aires are made of cement.

My cardboard box has wholesome and thoughtful aspirations

The box my new snowboard arrived in, dressed up as a shipment of fluorescent bulbs.

Snow on top of our pergola.

My sister found this little nugget at the secondhand store the other day

Our local SPCA missed a week in their 2020 calendar. They just sent the missing days to us in the mail.

The way these pillars crumble on these volumes of The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire

A blank euro I found today

The UPS Store I work at still holds Google's first mailbox, labelled and everything.