We are constantly chasing after big images, celebrities, and technology. There is indeed something new and satisfying in these. But we pay less attention to the small things and unexpected events that we pass by. Maybe it’s a patterned handwriting, or a human behavior, or an animal. However, when viewed from a different perspective, they really do create a story. These moments happen all the time in the world, and the mildlyinteresting Reddit community is dedicated to capturing them. Millions of users are inspired by these moments, and check out some of the creations below. They remind you that you don’t need something big or perfect to be inspired.
#1 Underground nest of garter snakes at a friend’s house

#2 Restaurant I ate framed the hole someone punched in the men’s room wall.

#3 My copper wire off Ebay arrived with SIX different collectable Princess Diana memorial stamps from 1998.

#4 I just moved in this house and there is a great egret who just comes in the house!

#5 Was at the beach and found a shell with barnacles on it that makes it look like an anatomically correct heart

#6 Mounted police taking pictures at the beach.

#7 I made a blanket that rolls up to look like sushi

#8 These wild burros hang out in my neighborhood often

#9 Today’s 1 Euro Coin from Greece depicting 2400 year old Greek Coin

#10 The guy who does the grass for my building left a rectangle of wild flowers so the bees can use them

#11 I cut a potato exactly in half.

#12 This pear fell from our tree and cut itself in half – perfectly corrugated

#13 The sun shining through my fish tank aligned perfectly on each knob

#14 These three random men in my photo look like the same person.

#15 Without barriers the British still know how to queue!

#16 My friend’s phone case blends in with this 1982 school library circulation desk.

#17 My neighbor’s house encased in ice after the recent blizzard in Ohio

#18 This hexagonal graph paper for organic chemistry

#19 This one dude in the crowd in a neon shirt.

#20 The way this picture of a frozen puddle in my backyard looks like a landscape from the perspective of a plane.

