The Devil’s Details: Underwear Caught on the Starbucks Sign

I have to apologize, because this really isn’t nearly as interesting as the title makes it seem. I was waiting in line at the Starbucks near my work the other day when I noticed a thread of cloth caught at the apex of the ‘A’ in the ‘STARBUCKS’ over the counter. I reached up to pull it off and was told off because the last time someone touched the sign they had to shut the shop until they cleaned the dust from the food equipment. Good stuff.

Anyway, I couldn’t help wondering how this little thread got there, and I imagined one of the builders when they were constructing the place bending over on the top of the ladder, catching himself on the newly-hung sign, and voilà. I also wondered why no one had ever noticed it before.

I’m afraid I don’t have a picture of it to share, so instead here’s a kitten drinking an iced tea.

gato-bebendo

 

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Daily Photo: April 24, 2012

What comes after 15? 15, of course.

What comes after 15? 15, of course.

We love our local Thai restaurant, but they might want to consider hiring a menu designer who can count higher than 15.

Camera: Apple iPhone 4S          ISO: 200          Focal Length: 4mm          Aperture: ƒ/2.4          Shutter Speed: 1/20

 

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Daily Photo: April 23, 2007

Spider silk and spikes.

Spider silk and spikes.

One of the multitudinous aloe plants in our conservatory at the time. A spider clearly didn’t mind the points, and thought it would be a good place to catch food. It was probably right.

 

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