Going through old stuff with my wife and we found this clipping from the State News when her grandfather was there in the early 60s.4yr ⋅ respectively288 ⋅ r/msu
The floor on our 1890s home was repaired with part of a coffee can from the 1930s.5yr ⋅ respectively288 ⋅ r/mildlyinteresting
My wife orchestrated hers and my families to pitch in and get me the combo I’ve had my eye on for months. Thrilled!5yr ⋅ respectively288 ⋅ r/Tools
I clean a park fountain in the Midwest US every week and today had a haul of 63 foreign coins (not counting Canadian) from 13 countries. It’s unlikely that any are valuable, but I had so much fun!4yr ⋅ respectively288 ⋅ r/coins
Crap photo, but my wife got me this awesome shirt for Christmas from an Etsy shop called Dark Cycle Clothing with lots of different animals riding different kinds of bikes.5yr ⋅ respectively288 ⋅ r/FixedGearBicycle
My Great Grandfather in the restaurant he started in an old shopping container in Royal Oak, Michigan, early 1930s. He’s third from the left.4yr ⋅ respectively288 ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
I found this coin in my mother's garden when I was 6 years old. No idea how it ended up there as I have lived in Midwest America my whole life, but I've held onto it for the last 20 years.4yr ⋅ respectively288 ⋅ r/coins
NTD. I’ve had good spring cleaning finds over the years, but this one ranks pretty highly. Found it in a dumpster and it works perfectly. I’ll never understand who throws this stuff away.4yr ⋅ respectively288 ⋅ r/Tools
I clean a fountain in a park every week in Midwest America and this is what I found today.4yr ⋅ respectively288 ⋅ r/mildlyinteresting
