Some of the most fascinating things in life hide behind mundanity. You’ll have to look a little closer to notice what makes them stand out, just like in the photos you’re about to see.
These snapshots come from the Mildly Interesting subreddit. All 24 million members share the same captivation over eye-catching things embedded within the humdrum of daily life. Here, people share pictures of random laser lights appearing in the night sky, square-shaped watermelons, and chia seeds sprouting from toothbrushes.
If reading that confused you, check out this list we’ve compiled to see for yourself. Scroll through and see if you find at least one that grabs your attention.
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These Wild Burros Hang Out In My Neighborhood Often
Local Funeral House Offers A $85 Cardboard Casket
Today’s 1 Euro Coin From Greece Depicting 2400 Year Old Greek Coin
Owl was the sacred animal of the city of Athens, because it was associated with Athena, its patron goddess.
We all have tedious tasks that immediately bore us when they appear on our daily to-do list. However, as author and speaker Steve Pavlina points out, finding something interesting amidst mundanity is all about perspective.
Take your least favorite household chore. The mere thought of it likely drains your energy. But as Pavlina wrote in an article for his website, you can pair these activities with enjoyable activities, like listening to music or your favorite audiobook.
The Napkin On My Flight Has A Buttonhole
My Child That Was Born Last Week Has Natural Blonde Highlights
I Made A Blanket That Rolls Up To Look Like Sushi
Pavlina noted that the slightest shift in approach toward a task or life itself can drastically change your perceptions. He pointed out that “it’s mainly a matter of being creative and thinking divergently.”
“If the standard approach is boring, reject the standard approach; otherwise, you’re being boring!” he wrote.
My Mom Sent This Picture Of The Soda Aisle At Her Grocery Store
My Kitten’s Nose Turns A Darker Shade Of Pink When She’s Sleepy
And when a pet rat is happy, their ears also become more pink! It's so cute.
Dad’s Relay Torch From The ‘84 Olympics
Life comes with dull moments, and there’s no escaping them. And if you accept such a reality, you may find something interesting in it, too. This is a perspective that writer and TV presenter Adrian Chiles follows.
In an article for The Guardian, Chiles noted how “embracing the boring” became his secret to happiness. He applies it to all facets of life, including personal and professional relationships and “affairs of the heart and wallet.”
Our Daughter Was Born With A Lot Of Hair
Mounted Police Taking Pictures At The Beach
Do the mounted police use phone mounts while mounting in the mountains?
Car Parking Without Saftey Barriers
Now, we’d like to hear from you, readers. Have you had moments when you’ve seen something eye-catching stand out amidst a seemingly mundane environment? Share them in the comments!
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There's A Free-Roaming Turtle With A Diaper At My Local Gym
The Monthly Dosage Of Medication Necessary For My Survival
My Copper Wire Off Ebay Arrived With Six Different Collectable Princess Diana Memorial Stamps From 1998
My Mother Bought Me Another Copy Of The Toy I've Had Since I Was A Child
My Adopted Street Cat Before And After Being Neutered At Age 13
My Workplace's Air Conditioner Condenses So Much Water That It's Growing Cattails At The End Of The Parking Lot
This Mesh Bag Makes Oranges Look Way More “Orange”
Someone Donated Hundreds Of Space Jam Fleece Throws To Our Flood Relief Fund
I Was Born With Only 2 Fingers And A Thumb On My Right Hand
Friend’s Umbrella Grew A Large Mushroom In The Month She Didn’t Use It
This Bunny In My Yard Doesn't Have Bunny Ears
Scent Free Zone For Workers
One Of My Coke Bottle Candies Was Empty
My Niece Has 6 Fingers On Both Hands [oc]
I Found A 12 Year Old Pouch Of Capri Sun In The Middle Of A Desert In New Mexico
Someone Plastered His Car With Solar Panels And Keeps His Car Loading Everywhere He Parks
Many camper vans have them here in Europe as windscreen shields. Shades the vehicle and provides enough leccy to charge your phone, radio, torch and a few other things. Every little helps!
The Scar On My Arm Doesn’t Get Dirty
That’s because skin with deep scars doesnt have sweat glands anymore. Dirt sticks to sweat and fat.
I Put Some Bacon Grease On My Electric Skillet And It Formed A Perfect Diamond
My Girlfriend Met A Person At The Bar With The Inverse Of Her Tattoo
My Wife And Cat Have Been Prescribed The Same Meds
My Xl Wrist Vein
Contact Area Between Train Wheel And Rail
Got My Wisdom Teeth Taken Out Today
Now I'm even gladder that mine came through fine and did not need removing. D:
My Right Pupil Isn’t Centered Nor Is It A Circle
The Shower Head In Our Airbnb In Vietnam Has A Clear Water Water Filter Build Into It
So My Cousin Brought My Parents Some 50 Year Old Honey Her Dad Had
I Purchased A Modular Sofa, And Every Single Box Contained An Ergonomic Screwdriver
The Soft Ground At The Park Is Made Up Of What Looks Like Recycled Soles Of Shoes
I believe shredded tires are a common soft-surface product used for playgrounds
Found A Small Deer Skull In The Woods
The Colour Gradient Of The Eggs In My Fridge
There’s A Hammock In My Hotel Room Instead Of A Couch
My Neighbors Regularly Throw Away Brand New Suitcases
Quaalude Pill Sample Pack Found At Grandmas House
From swedish wiki "Methaqualone was a popular party and sex d**g in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s and had several street names (Disco Bisquits, Down And Dirtys, Gorilla Biscuits, Whore Pills[1])." Also a "means" (not the right word, but hope you know what I mean) for SA, Bill Cosby to a women, and Roman Polanski to a child... 🤢🤢
What 25 Years Of Sideways Storage Does To Pewter Candlesticks
A Chia Seed Sprouted From My Toothbrush
More of an issue - how come you didn't notice it was mucky, and change the head?????