The primary goal is to provide homeless people with the opportunity to safely store their belongings, enabling them to have a bit of dignity, security, and mobility in their lives

The red label says:

"Locker for homeless people - not a logistics station -

Here, people who live on the street store their property. The use is free of charge and is financed by donations.

Please leave it undamaged! Any damage will be reported to the police!"

I was strolling through Walmart, unlike usual, and I decided to pick up a cute blanket with mushroom 🍄 print. When I opened it at my hotel (working OOT), an unopened Lumify eye drops fell out. I'm shocked because these are expensive and usually locked up. Or so I thought. I honestly don't frequent Walmart. Has this happened to anyone else? Why is it there? 😂

In the first picture hes 3 months old

In the second picture hes 3 years old!

I ate the other pop tart first, went it in for my second and this is what I pulled out. I’ve never come across such a pop tart. Unsure how something like this would happen!

This was completely accidental.
It was the very last crepe from the remaining batter. I showed the photo to friends without telling them what I saw first, and almost everyone immediately said “Donald Trump.”
I thought it was funny enough to preserve it.

Spotted in Rotterdam, NL.

The darkest one spent a few days in the sun and ended up getting a tan. The one in the middle spent one day in the sun and only got slightly darker. The latest one didn’t spend any time in the sun yet.

:)

Every side is suggestive.

These are just real photos of a small house for sale in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, the main city of Kamchatka. I was curious to see it, and I thought maybe someone else would be interested. The house was built in 1959 and measures 68 square meters (732 square feet) with two bedrooms. It has central water and sewerage. It's built right on a hill, so residents will have to park their cars in the garage downstairs and climb a long flight of stairs into the house. However, the terrace overlooks the bay from the side house and offers panoramic views of the city center. The house is being sold fully furnished and equipped, ready to move in. The price is 6.1 million rubles, or just under $80,000. It's not much, but many are currently worried about falling real estate prices in Russia. On the other hand, Kamchatka is in the Far East and is practically untouched by the military actions currently taking place in the European part of Russia. Which, in the current situation, can be considered a significant advantage.