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This mom was so confused when her daughter came running home excited about the new perfume she bought at the dollar store, turns out it wasn't perfume at all but window cleaner in a fancy bottle, thankfully she noticed before her daughter could spray it.

Yesterday someone told me to "get in the cloud" for file storage, so I climbed up a ladder and tried catching clouds in a jar. My neighbor saw me and called the fire department. I told them I was just following computer instructions.

There was this woman I heard about, you know, she was homeless for years, living on the streets, and this coffee shop owner started giving her free coffee every morning, talking to her, and now she actually works there, runs their social program, completely turned her life around, amazing story.

This woman found a baby owl fallen from its nest but then her cat approached the owl instead of attacking the cat started grooming the baby owl like its own kitten the woman took care of them both now they're inseparable the cat even shares its food with the owl would you believe it?

This worker is carefully extracting these white crystals from deep underground because they're actually part of an ancient mineral deposit and after being processed at extremely high temperatures they transform into these perfectly clear gems that people mistake for diamonds but they're actually natural quartz and that's why.

Meet Alex. Fresh out of college, armed with a psychology degree and approximately zero plan. Loves indie coffee shops, thinks too much about zodiac signs, and religiously documents everything on film. Currently navigating the whole adulting thing in Seattle. Spoiler alert: it's complicated.

One winter, I saved a trapped wolf near the frozen creek. I thought she’d bite, but she just licked my hand. Last night, a pack circled my cabin during a storm, keeping the bears away. They knew I was a friend. Subscribe if you love animals.

So here's what happened today in class. I'm explaining the importance of doing homework, and this kid raises his hand and says, "But teacher, isn't practice making perfect just giving us more chances to practice being wrong?" I mean... how do you even respond to that?