While people say not to sweat the small stuff in life, sometimes those small things are the most important. The small things happen to be way cooler than the bigger things, sometimes, and it's important to acknowledge them, too. There are tons of small moments out there that would be missed if it weren't for people stepping back and observing their surroundings a little more. Whether it be a cool piece of technology or an interesting flower, the mildly interesting moments in life tend to be very interesting, actually.
There are plenty of people out there who choose to share these neat moments with the world. This is a good thing because that means these small phenomena don't get missed. For those who want to get away from the big moments and the very dramatic things going on in the world, enjoy these 26 mildly interesting images from all around the world and the web.
The color of this beer
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Refilled the soap dispenser and these fungi shapes appeared
(Source: Reddit)
32-year-old mousepad
(Source: Reddit)
These pills are round
(Source: Reddit)
Found an empty wheelchair on the beach
(Source: Reddit)
This request to avoid false claims
(Source: Reddit)
Lights on only in the reflection
(Source: Reddit)
Colored lights made a chromatic shadow
(Source: Reddit)
The cow represents the fat level
(Source: Reddit)
This perfect snowflake
(Source: Reddit)
Pharmacy gave 29 pills in one bottle and one in another
(Source: Reddit)
Fossilized Nokia
(Source: Reddit)
15 pounds of cheese, shredded and unshredded
(Source: Reddit)
Microwave has a built-in toaster
(Source: Reddit)
Delorean in the school parking lot
(Source: Reddit)
This dog's walking pattern
(Source: Reddit)
These bubbles in the beet juice
(Source: Reddit)
Fog 35 stories up
(Source: Reddit)
Perfect circles made by a blowing leaf
(Source: Reddit)
Door symbol has six fingers
(Source: Reddit)
All those stamps
(Source: Reddit)
Holy water dispensers being used for hand santizer
(Source: Reddit)
This albino squirrel
(Source: Reddit)
A frozen curl on a cucumber
(Source: Reddit)
What's the point?
(Source: Reddit)
