Whenever I indulge in that ever-recurring fantasy about winning the lottery, the first thing I imagine is giving money to other people. Being as thorough as I am, I have even planned the order and corresponding amounts of cash that I would gift upon the world. The good news is, I would like to give money to everyone. The bad news is, I haven't won the lottery, which is largely due to the fact that I don't play the lottery. Thus, the self-indulgent fantasy.
So, in lieu of cold, hard (why isn't it soft? isn't money soft?) cash, I give you a series of weird yet inspirational images that have made me think this year. These are the kind of things I collect in a folder called FODDER. My husband sends me a lot of these weird things. I like to call him the FODDERER, because if there's one thing we love in our house, it's making stuff up. Even words.
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| I love this statement. I love this old building. It reminds me of long gravel roads in NC with surprises hidden in the cornfields. |
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| Marie Curie's Notebook. YES. YES, THAT'S REALLY IT. Try not to drool on your screen too much. (And yes I tried to read it all.) |
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| Kids inside of a geodesic dome made out of rolled newspaper, because that is beyond cool, and I'd like to give that teacher a high five. |
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| This is a Chrysopelea snake. It flies through the air. That is amazing. |
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| In Denmark, they set up cafe tables on the ice in winter. (!!!) |
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| Finally, a reminder that there are always more stories waiting to be told. |
Thanks for sharing some of your fodder. You have some fun stuff, although that snake is kind of creepy to me.
ReplyDeleteI agree! That snake is so creepy it's mesmerizing. :)
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