Day 3562: Never seen

I’ve never seen

  • a Supreme Court like the one we now have in the USA,
  • the current level of wealth inequality,
  • so much misinformation deliberately disseminated on social media,
  • a storm like Ian,
  • a cat like Joan, and
  • a movie like Metropolis.

I assume you’ve never seen most — if not all — of today’s images.

I’ve never seen National GOE Day before but I’ve seen many people who have dealt with abuse and trauma, so I’m glad this days exists.

I’ve also never seen National Name Your Car Day, but I have seen people who have named their car, including my good friend Deb (“Oskah”) and me (“M.L. Carr”).

I’ve never seen this “Never Seen” video before.

I look forward to comments I’ve never seen before.

Thanks to all who helped me create this “never seen” post, including YOU.

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13 thoughts on “Day 3562: Never seen”

  1. I just finished reading ‘Metropolis,’ Ann. Good movie material!

  2. Debbie T

    “Pastry Land” looks delicious.

  3. Dreamer9177

    I would mention “Deja Loo”, but I won’t. Instead a mix of music and a Metropolis theme https://youtu.be/5W0Q6pI5QAA

  4. I just read something that included this quote from T.S. Eliot. I can’t remember where I read it, exactly, but the quote stayed with me.
    “We shall not cease from exploration
    And the end of all our exploring
    Will be to arrive where we started
    And know the place for the first time.”

  5. I’ve never seen a pile of books at someone’s bedside without wanting to pick them up and explore what they’re reading. 🙂

  6. I’ve always named my cars, and my current silver Subaru is known as ‘Sylvia.’ she is a tough and reliable beauty with a few dings and stories to tell. happy to celebrate this holiday.

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