It's been a rough week — and it's only Tuesday! — so let's take a break from celebrity gossip and people doing stupid things on the internet for a second.
Just a short one, though! These days you're out of the loop for five minutes and then suddenly all of Game of Thrones is spoiled for you.
So, take a few moments to breathe and enjoy the satisfaction of these pics.
It's like the spiral of red and yellow bricks in The Wizard of Oz! Has there ever been an answer to where the red brick road led?
Is it 100% perfect? No, but that's asking a lot when you're having to cut so many tiles to match a curve like this. Very satisfying.
Almost. My general distaste for heat and sunlight kind of cancels that out. But these stripes are the sign of a job well done, and I can enjoy them through the window while cooling off.
Clearly, the thing to do is just leave them to be beautiful and stop worrying about the dishes hidden below the bubble layer. Just pretend you're giving them time for a good soak.
When it comes to marshmallows, I can take 'em or leave 'em, but I can't deny how beautifully the single candy cloud sinks into the chocolatey goodness here.
I mean, I'm not a slob and I try to keep things in their proper, logical places, but there is an attention to detail here that I lack. Everything lines up!
Not just the crisp, neat handwriting or the color-coding, but the diagrams are so neatly done, too! My notes were always thorough, but never this neat.
On one hand, look how perfectly the one box fits inside the other. It's a thing of beauty! On the other hand, one doesn't appreciate opening a package just to find a second package inside.
No random drips from the mouth of the faucet, no break in the flow, and the refraction is in a lovely spiral.
The fact that the clothes are hanging from a house with such character just adds to it. Not that it wouldn't be satisfying even on a downtown balcony, but the house makes it extra special.
According to the Reddit user who posted the pic, it was their eight-year-old daughter who carefully arranged all the crayons. I love it!
Most likely the glass is laminated to make it more shatter-resistant. It probably took a lot of force to break.
Yes, I went there, but can you blame me? You were making the exact same joke in your head, I'm just brave enough to put it in writing.
Just imagine it: reading a thick book by the fire, a cup of hot chocolate in one hand and a dog at your feet. Bliss.
Just look at that reflection! It's flawless! I suddenly see the appeal of not just letting the intermittent rain deal with the dust and bird poop.
The pattern of droplets along the edge is so nice, but it's not dew. It's guttation, which is basically how plants sweat. See? Cool.
I have no idea if the actual welding is done well. Pretty doesn't necessarily mean there's structural integrity, but it sure is nice to look at.
Even if you could fit more in the box or if the effect gets ruined as soon as you try to move it, I appreciate whoever took the time to make this box of clothes hangers so pleasing.
It actually bugs me so much when the patterns don't line up that I've basically stopped using patterned paper. It's solid colors or gift bags for me.
Clearly, they don't have pets. I've reached the point where it's a good day when the sheet gets on the bed without "help" from the dogs, wrinkles be darned.
That's how a cheese burger should be. Somehow, I always end up with the cheese sliding out the back.
The amount of activated charcoal required to get that perfect shade is probably more than I'd want to ingest at one time, but it sure is stunning to look at.
On one hand, I'm totally weirded out to see its teeth and bright blue eyes. On the other hand, the symmetry is really satisfying.
What's more satisfying than seeing a machine make perfect chain links? An infinite loop of it. It's so meditative to watch over, and over, and over...
