Faces In Places

Sometimes I have an over-active imagination. Okay, pretty much all the time. Usually my imagination can be the source of a lot of entertainment. One thing that I always get a kick out of is when an object looks like it has a face. So I've scowered the internet (aka I looked it up on Pinterest) and found the most expressive walls, doorknobs, trees, and food, I could.
For your (and my) viewing pleasure, I present to you...

                                                           Faces In Places!

This mop looks less than thrilled to aid you in your cleaning endeavors. (I wouldn't be very happy either if someone dunked my luscious locks in a bucket of soapy water and started scrubbing the floor with them...)


































                                                                       




I feel as though I am being taunted by this sandwich.





































He looks as though he is bracing himself for the approaching impact of your back in his face!!

I think this telephone overheard something he shouldn't have...



Meanwhile, this... whatever it is, looks like he has seen things that no (imaginary) eyes were meant to see.



I think this is the lawn tool version of Grumpy Cat. Grumpy rake?



Is this piece of wood sad or mad? I can't tell.



I can almost here this tree bark saying, "Oooooooooooooooo!!" It might also be saying, "I'm Groot!"



This stove looks like he's up to something.



This is the look of un-approval you get after eating ten candy bars in a row.



Aw, what a happy little guy he is!



I'm not sure what this thing is, but I think I want to cover it. He looks a little too wacky to be exposed to the public.



Maybe this sewage pipe finally realized what's inside him...



It's almost too cute to eat! Just kidding, I want to eat it.



And the many faces of popcorn!




And finally, in honor of our blog name, a building that looks like a chicken.



Which face was your favorite? Let me know in the comments. And remember to keep an eye out and use your imagination because you never know when you might see the next face in a strange place!

~ Irma Gersh