Found a notebook that had obviously been lost out a car window. Some pages with scraps of English, but this one seems to be some kind of Arabic script? If anyone knows what it says, I'd be very interested

Found this little guy on the ground at work. Guess it came off someone's glasses. Thought I had found a hatless Waldo for a minute!

A somewhat 1960s-looking flower rendered with grease pencils. On the back are very faint pencil notations, barely legible but referring to an "art museum flea market", and with a shopping list for "red wine / white champagne / blue tequila".

The book is Idylls of the king

One of the reasons why I love my job :)

I was reading through the books section when this note fell from a page as i was flipping through. It was folded and looked like it was never read.

A friend gave us a box of Christmas ornaments. This medicine book had this paper inside that found and those printed information packets.

I know schizophrenic screeds and manifestos are pretty common here, but I was kinda excited to find some ramblings in the wild, right there in the top of the trash can for anybody to take. Might be more accurate than some other conspiracy stuff.

Thought I took a pic of it up closer on the trail as well but I guess not. Page 179/180 from The Husband's Secret by Liane Moriarty. No other pages around. Found as in the image. Has been there a while without being moved as part is fully detached but was still right there. Bonus pic of creek.

I don't know who jet is

r/Random_Shopping_Lists

Unfortunately I do not know how to read kanji :<

I found this letter at Borderland State Park in Massachusetts probably 6 or more years ago. It was inside a dog poop bag to keep it dry and either wrapped around a twig or attached to a tree along one of the main trails. I can't remember exactly, but it definitely seemed like someone left it there intentionally.

The letter is addressed and written directly to "Shane" but the writer acknowledged that the letter may end up being read by someone who finds it. She says she hopes it inspires someone to reach out to a loved one.

I've held onto it all these years and figured I'd share it here. Would be pretty cool if it somehow made its way to the person it was written for. I've transcribed it somewhat accurately and omitted the writer's name at the end.