What "odd" things do you notice?

[three fingered jack]

I spend a lot of time on the road so I notice license plates. It makes me happy that so many states now have many different plates within their state & many of them are very inventive in their message.
Don't see many Canadian plates where I live so I am not sure if you Canadians have optional plates within your provinces or not.

 

[once_upon]

When plants need deadheading. DH has to keep me from plucking those dead flowers off plants. Because the blooming plants will continue to have pretty blooms long into the season if taken care of.

 

[Lizziebeth]

I walk through public gardens and have the urge to pull a giant weed that someone missed or deadhead lol. Not my job, I have enough of my own!

 

[Cachoo]

Wheat fields in late spring and early summer especially if blue/black storm clouds are overhead. The swaying, golden stalks of wheat really pop against that sky. I live on the edge of a city so wheat fields (and a beautiful Buddhist temple) are just around the corner.

 

[purple skates]

I notice clouds. Especially love the big puffy ones. But all clouds are good except the unbroken grey of winter.

 

[Skate Talker]

I spend a lot of time on the road so I notice license plates. It makes me happy that so many states now have many different plates within their state & many of them are very inventive in their message.
Don't see many Canadian plates where I live so I am not sure if you Canadians have optional plates within your provinces or not.

Well in the province where I live we can pay extra for different plates that support things like our major sports teams, firefighters, and certain other organization.

 

[PRlady]

Totally shallow after that but I always notice how women are dressed and groomed. I’ve paid a lot of compliments to total strangers with a real sense of style and/or what looks good on them. Almost never fashionistas or beauty queens, just that normal girl whose green-gold scarf looks great with her eyes.

 

[Baby Yoda On Skates]

Even more shallow, I mentally rate shoes styles when sitting in a church waiting for the communion lines to finish. I've done that since I was a kid and I used to lean over and jab my mother whenever a particularly hideous pair went by.

 

[Lizziebeth]

I look at particularly fugly clothing and try to imagine who decided to manufacture it, as well as sell it! Apparently there is a customer for everything