brightside--2020-10-22--A Guy Uses His Diving Skills to Search for Lost Treasure and Gives It Back to Their Owners

Mike Pelley ( Merman Mike ) is a scuba diver who ’ s been going into lakes and rivers since 2019 in order to find people ’ s lost treasure and clean up trash .
The best part is that he does it for free and just can ’ t resist the happiness he sees in people when he hands over their long-lost valuables .
Since he was young , Mike wanted to scuba dive .
However , when he was 15 years old , he had a terrible accident just 2 days before the class started .
“ After @ @ @ @ @ @ @ how I was too busy or I couldn ’ t afford it and I would tell myself , I ’ ll do it next summer .
12 years later , after I was inspired by a YouTuber , it looked like he was having so much fun and I was missing a lot .
I made a plan and in a month I got my license.
” He ’ s been diving for valuables for a little more than a year now and it has been a dream come true for him .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ his dreams and now he has a blast whenever he sticks his head underwater while at the same time , making someone else ’ s day .
“ It ’ s a win-win for everyone !
” he added .
He even dove into a lake to find a man ’ s wedding ring and he succeeded at his first try , even without a metal detector .
“ But since I ’ m choosing , there are 2 finds that were , in a way , a lot different and interesting from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a Voodoo doll that I found taped around a rock at the bottom of a river .
My girlfriend told me not to take it home , but I didn ’ t listen .
A couple of weeks later , my truck ended up getting totaled in an accident while I was on the freeway , and it wasn ’ t my fault !
She definitely blames the doll , but I think it was just poor timing .
Either way , the Voodoo doll is still in my treasure room !
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the day I was diving under a bridge and found a bag filled with brass copper and even silver-plated items , all wrapped individually inside articles of clothing .
There was also a copper sheet that had a lot of writing in a different language that I ’ m trying to have translated because I feel like it would definitely shed some light on the mystery of why the bag was thrown into the river in the first place !
” “ I don ’ t charge anyone to go out and try @ @ @ @ @ @ @ need to work as an estimator to pay the bills .
However , I have started my own brand and got monetized on YouTube , which will help me to bring in a little extra income so I can be able to put 100 % of my time and efforts into helping more people.
” “ I have found hundreds upon hundreds at this point .
I actually have an entire room in my house called the treasure room.
” There , he stores all the valuables he finds while he is searching @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that are too cool to just throw away .
“ The most expensive valuable I have ever found was definitely the $ 17,000 ring I recovered from the Sacramento River .
It looked like a Superbowl ring and was covered in diamonds .
However , the monetary value was not the only thing that was special about it , its sentimental value was priceless .
It belongs to a man ’ s brother who passed away .
This man dropped it while he was on a boat.
” When he finds treasure , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
He takes a picture of the item and shares it on social media sites to find them .
“ After that , a bunch of kindhearted people start sharing it to try to help the stranger and we ’ re able to find them super-fast !
” An example of this was when he found a phone in the lake when he was diving for a wedding ring .
Luckily , he managed to turn on the phone after many tries and found the woman and returned the phone .
The woman @ @ @ @ @ @ @ described because there was 5 years ’ worth of photos and memories on there that she never managed to upload to the cloud .
If you plan to get into this hobby , Mike has great advice for you : “ Please make sure to get your open water certification through a proper dive school , not just from your buddy in his pool , ” he said .
“ Always pick up the trash too !
It ’ s really not that much extra effort and it can end up making a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a little !
”

Mike Pelley (Merman Mike) is a scuba diver who’s been going into lakes and rivers since 2019 in order to find people’s lost treasure and clean up trash. The best part is that he does it for free and just can’t resist the happiness he sees in people when he hands over their long-lost valuables.
We at Bright Side were curious about his findings. So we interviewed him to learn more about his treasure hunting experience. We even have a bonus feature at the end that shows him in action.
Since he was young, Mike wanted to scuba dive. However, when he was 15 years old, he had a terrible accident just 2 days before the class started. “After that, I kept making excuses about how I was too busy or I couldn’t afford it and I would tell myself, I’ll do it next summer. 12 years later, after I was inspired by a YouTuber, it looked like he was having so much fun and I was missing a lot. I made a plan and in a month I got my license.” He’s been diving for valuables for a little more than a year now and it has been a dream come true for him.
He didn’t give up on his dreams and now he has a blast whenever he sticks his head underwater while at the same time, making someone else’s day. “It’s a win-win for everyone!” he added. He even dove into a lake to find a man’s wedding ring and he succeeded at his first try, even without a metal detector.
When we asked him to name the most special treasure he found, he said, “It’s difficult to choose just one. There’s so much mystery that comes along with the treasure I find.”
“But since I’m choosing, there are 2 finds that were, in a way, a lot different and interesting from the others. The first one is a Voodoo doll that I found taped around a rock at the bottom of a river. My girlfriend told me not to take it home, but I didn’t listen. A couple of weeks later, my truck ended up getting totaled in an accident while I was on the freeway, and it wasn’t my fault! She definitely blames the doll, but I think it was just poor timing. Either way, the Voodoo doll is still in my treasure room!”
“The next most interesting find was the day I was diving under a bridge and found a bag filled with brass copper and even silver-plated items, all wrapped individually inside articles of clothing. There was also a copper sheet that had a lot of writing in a different language that I’m trying to have translated because I feel like it would definitely shed some light on the mystery of why the bag was thrown into the river in the first place!”
“I don’t charge anyone to go out and try to find their valuables. I still need to work as an estimator to pay the bills. However, I have started my own brand and got monetized on YouTube, which will help me to bring in a little extra income so I can be able to put 100% of my time and efforts into helping more people.”
“I have found hundreds upon hundreds at this point. I actually have an entire room in my house called the treasure room.” There, he stores all the valuables he finds while he is searching for the owners or simply keeps finds that are too cool to just throw away.
“The most expensive valuable I have ever found was definitely the $17,000 ring I recovered from the Sacramento River. It looked like a Superbowl ring and was covered in diamonds. However, the monetary value was not the only thing that was special about it, its sentimental value was priceless. It belongs to a man’s brother who passed away. This man dropped it while he was on a boat.”
When he finds treasure, his priority is to find the owner. He takes a picture of the item and shares it on social media sites to find them. “After that, a bunch of kindhearted people start sharing it to try to help the stranger and we’re able to find them super-fast!” An example of this was when he found a phone in the lake when he was diving for a wedding ring. Luckily, he managed to turn on the phone after many tries and found the woman and returned the phone. The woman’s happiness couldn’t be described because there was 5 years’ worth of photos and memories on there that she never managed to upload to the cloud.
If you plan to get into this hobby, Mike has great advice for you: “Please make sure to get your open water certification through a proper dive school, not just from your buddy in his pool,” he said. “Always pick up the trash too! It’s really not that much extra effort and it can end up making a huge impact if everyone did it just a little!”
Bonus: Merman Mike in action


brightside--2020-10-23--15 Modern Celebrities That Look Like the Stars of the Past

Meeting a person that looks identical to you is practically impossible .
Researchers claim that the chances are one in @ @ @ @ @ are far more chances to see someone who looks similar to you .
We ’ @ @ @ @ @ we probably won ’ t see our doppelgänger on the street .
But famous people @ @ @ @ @ , so it makes sense that people from around the world have spotted similarities between @ @

Meeting a person that looks identical to you is practically impossible. Researchers claim that the chances are one in 1 trillion. But there are far more chances to see someone who looks similar to you. We’re all regular people and we probably won’t see our doppelgänger on the street. But famous people are always in the spotlight, so it makes sense that people from around the world have spotted similarities between them.


brightside--2020-10-23--14 Movies That Definitely Lacked a Good Costume Consultant

Historic films are not easy to make .
You have to take a lot of little details into account along with writing an accurate script .
To recreate the era perfectly , serious projects hire consultants that make sure that the film is historically accurate .
The filmed material is then verified several times .
But some mistakes can still happen and very attentive viewers notice them .
They pay attention to things as minor as the length of a character ’ s nails and the types of glasses they wear .
Today , we at Bright Side decided to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ costumes didn ’ t look quite right .
Mascara , as we know it today , was invented in the 19th century , and in the film , you can see mascara several times .
In close-ups of actresses Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz , you can see more than one hole in their ears for earrings , which would ’ ve been strange for a woman to have at the beginning of the 18th century .
Fashion experts found a lot of mistakes in the costumes , but the movie designers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ because director Yorgos Lanthimos wanted to make the film a bit surreal .
The kilt bearing the wrong colors made a splash after the release of the film .
The Scotts were insulted because George VI ( played by Colin Firth ) wore a kilt with an Irish pattern that wasn ’ t even created until 1997 .
In reality , the members of the British Royal Family wore kilts with a Scottish pattern on them , known as Balmoral .
Queen Victoria and her husband , Prince Albert , are credited with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the 19th century in the Balmoral Castle in Scotland .
The scene where Marty plays guitar instead of Marvin Berry at a school party is very famous .
But few people noticed that he was holding a guitar of the future — a Gibson ES-345 , which was released in 1958 .
The film , however , is mostly set in 1955 .
Some people think that Little Women didn ’ t deserve the Oscar they received for “ Best Costume Design ” because there were so many inaccuracies made by Jacquelyn @ @ @ @ @ @ @ film .
The dresses the sisters wore in the film have the wrong color schemes and the silhouettes were not popular at the time .
Their hairstyles are messy and they often didn ’ t wear bonnets , which was unheard of for girls in the middle of the nineteenth century .
But the most peculiar problem was that the March family was poor — so where did they get the money for these amazing dresses ?
Of course , the dresses that they wore in almost every scene of the film cost @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s worth noting that during the war , many fabrics — especially cotton — were very hard to come by .
There Will Be Blood There Will Be Blood is a story of a miner that became an oil tycoon at the end of the nineteenth century .
A fireside scene reveals the character ’ s boot to have a waffle sole .
The waffle sole was not invented nor used until the early to mid- ’ 70s .
Many fans of the franchise love Peggy Carter even though there are some @ @ @ @ @ @ @ In the 1940s , women in the military forces couldn ’ t have their hair down .
Also , her makeup is too bright .
Pirates of the Caribbean : The Curse of the Black Pearl Also , something miraculous happens to Elizabeth ’ s nails in this film .
When she ’ s an adult girl and looking at the pirate ’ s medallion , you can see that her nails are short , which is accurate for that time .
But then Elizabeth is kidnapped and you can see that she @ @ @ @ @ @ @ out the scene where she was getting her nails done ...

Historic films are not easy to make. You have to take a lot of little details into account along with writing an accurate script. To recreate the era perfectly, serious projects hire consultants that make sure that the film is historically accurate. The filmed material is then verified several times.
But some mistakes can still happen and very attentive viewers notice them. They pay attention to things as minor as the length of a character’s nails and the types of glasses they wear. Today, we at Bright Side decided to look back at movies where the characters’ costumes didn’t look quite right.
The Favourite
Mascara, as we know it today, was invented in the 19th century, and in the film, you can see mascara several times. In close-ups of actresses Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz, you can see more than one hole in their ears for earrings, which would’ve been strange for a woman to have at the beginning of the 18th century. Fashion experts found a lot of mistakes in the costumes, but the movie designers and stylists did all this on purpose because director Yorgos Lanthimos wanted to make the film a bit surreal.
The King’s Speech
The kilt bearing the wrong colors made a splash after the release of the film. The Scotts were insulted because George VI (played by Colin Firth) wore a kilt with an Irish pattern that wasn’t even created until 1997. In reality, the members of the British Royal Family wore kilts with a Scottish pattern on them, known as Balmoral. Queen Victoria and her husband, Prince Albert, are credited with having made this pattern in the middle of the 19th century in the Balmoral Castle in Scotland.
Back to the Future
The scene where Marty plays guitar instead of Marvin Berry at a school party is very famous. But few people noticed that he was holding a guitar of the future — a Gibson ES-345, which was released in 1958. The film, however, is mostly set in 1955.
The Tudors
These collars (with ruffles), like the one Natalie Dormer wore while playing Anna Boleyn in The Tudors, were only worn in the 16th century with a closed chest. If a lady (especially a queen) wore clothing like this at a ball, it would turn into a huge scandal.
Life Is Beautiful
When Dora looks out from her barrack to listen to the opera piece, her long hair can be seen under her scarf. In concentration camps, women’s heads were regularly shaved to prevent the proliferation of lice.
Gladiator
During the fight with the tigers, Maximus falls and rolls over, revealing Lycra shorts. Where did the gladiator go shopping in Rome? Lycra was made only in the middle of the twentieth century.
Seabiscuit
The jockeys have chin straps holding their hats on. Jockeys’ hats didn’t have chin straps until the Caliente Safety Helmet was introduced in 1956.
Little Women
Some people think that Little Women didn’t deserve the Oscar they received for “Best Costume Design” because there were so many inaccuracies made by Jacquelyn Durant, the costume designer of the film. The dresses the sisters wore in the film have the wrong color schemes and the silhouettes were not popular at the time. Their hairstyles are messy and they often didn’t wear bonnets, which was unheard of for girls in the middle of the nineteenth century. But the most peculiar problem was that the March family was poor — so where did they get the money for these amazing dresses? Of course, the dresses that they wore in almost every scene of the film cost a lot of money. And it’s worth noting that during the war, many fabrics — especially cotton — were very hard to come by.
Amadeus
In the film, there are several times where you can see zippers that didn’t exist in the eighteenth century. They were made about 100 years later and became widely spread only in the 1920s.
Lincoln
In close-ups, you can see the holes from earrings on Daniel Day-Lewis’s ears. Of course, the sixteenth President of the US would never wear any earrings but Daniel Day-Lewis loves them.
There Will Be Blood
There Will Be Blood is a story of a miner that became an oil tycoon at the end of the nineteenth century. A fireside scene reveals the character’s boot to have a waffle sole. The waffle sole was not invented nor used until the early to mid-’70s.
Captain America: The First Avenger
Many fans of the franchise love Peggy Carter even though there are some mistakes in the way she looks. In the 1940s, women in the military forces couldn’t have their hair down. Also, her makeup is too bright.
Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
In the film, all the officers and sailors of the Royal Navy wear the same uniforms. But at the time, they didn’t actually have the same uniforms. The first uniform regulations for officers were issued in 1748.
Also, something miraculous happens to Elizabeth’s nails in this film. When she’s an adult girl and looking at the pirate’s medallion, you can see that her nails are short, which is accurate for that time. But then Elizabeth is kidnapped and you can see that she has French nails. They probably cut out the scene where she was getting her nails done...
Schindler’s List
In one of the most realistic movies about war, the reality was still tweaked a bit. At the time, women didn’t shave their legs or armpits, but in the film, all but one of the women are trimmed and groomed.


brightside--2020-10-23--18 Photos That Will Reveal the True Nature of Animals When Enlarged

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Despite the fact that animals have lived with humans side-by-side for thousands of years , they are still capable of doing some unbelievable things that leave us speechless , for example , rats who are caught fighting or a cat that detains a criminal .
These guys have many more tricks up their sleeves .
1 .
“ I took this picture at 2 AM .
Those are 2 rats , fighting.
” 2 .
“ Dad .
Dad .
Dad .
Dad Daddaddad !
( He was in a meeting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , my dog and I got a speeding ticket and this was sent to me .
LOL.
” 5 .
“ I ’ m not saying our cat is big , but here he is on Google Earth.
” 8 .
“ This is where he sits , barking all day at squirrels from his water trough.
” 9 .
“ Somebody needs to make a bridge like this.
” 10 .
“ Open and shut case of a ruined batch of brownies ” 11 .
“ Goose has the ability to scare @ @ @ @ @ @ @ should ’ ve called him Johnny.
” 12 .
The way my neighbor ’ s dog gets “ walked ” 13 .
This photo is charged with optimism .
14 .
“ Ace has no top teeth , so his face is pretty much in a constant state of derp.
” 15 .
Someone here is an impostor .
16 .
“ So my boyfriend sent me a picture of his cat.
” 18 .
“ I went to a Corgi meeting today .
The other Corgis are all looking at the ball @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is derping really hard .
”

Despite the fact that animals have lived with humans side-by-side for thousands of years, they are still capable of doing some unbelievable things that leave us speechless, for example, rats who are caught fighting or a cat that detains a criminal. These guys have many more tricks up their sleeves.
At Bright Side, we were curious about what other surprises we could expect from animals. This article proves that our pets deserve a closer look.
1. “I took this picture at 2 AM. Those are 2 rats, fighting.”
2. “Dad. Dad. Dad. Dad Daddaddad! (He was in a meeting.)”
She likes to gum our fingers, so he’s offering her a nibble. © The_Kendragon / Reddit
3. “Well, my dog and I got a speeding ticket and this was sent to me. LOL.”
4. “I need pancakes!”
5. “I’m not saying our cat is big, but here he is on Google Earth.”
6. “My mom met this rescue opossum at a nature center.”
“The perfect spirit animal”
7. A real flower
8. “This is where he sits, barking all day at squirrels from his water trough.”
9. “Somebody needs to make a bridge like this.”
10. “Open and shut case of a ruined batch of brownies”
11. “Goose has the ability to scare the crap out of us. We should’ve called him Johnny.”
12. The way my neighbor’s dog gets “walked”
13. This photo is charged with optimism.
14. “Ace has no top teeth, so his face is pretty much in a constant state of derp.”
15. Someone here is an impostor.
16. “So my boyfriend sent me a picture of his cat.”
17. “Oskar wearing his box”
18. “I went to a Corgi meeting today. The other Corgis are all looking at the ball. My dog on the other hand is derping really hard.”


brightside--2020-10-23--A Travel Photographer Captures the Beauty of Nature During His Expeditions

Alexander Ladanivskyy , a Ukraine-based photographer and a Depositphotos contributor , has been organizing photo expeditions into the wild for years .
He is also a content partner of Discovery and one who speaks up about the dangers of climate change by using travel photography .
Alexander ’ s path in travel photography was unusual : having a special forces background , he started with wedding photography , steam-punk portraits , and futuristic snaps .
Soon , Alexander started exploring the nature of the Carpathians and discovered some locations that soon became incredibly popular among local and international photographers .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Alexander Ladanivskyy ( see his full portfolio here ) on his journey across Central and Northern Europe .
Photographers from all over the world apply to take part in the expeditions curated by Alexander Ladanivskyy .
It is impossible to become a part of this group without first going through a personal interview .
The photographer claims that he enjoys returning to the same places .
His favorite countries are those that can endlessly surprise him , like for example , Iceland or Norway .
In winter , Alexander Ladanivskyy prefers to go @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is only during the cold season that travelers can literally walk on the glacier that covers 11 % of the territory of Iceland .
The heroes of Alexander Ladanivskyy ’ s photoshoots are usually some of his travel mates .
The combination of a wild , deserted landscape and a human posing in the foreground ( usually dressed in clothes in contrasting colors ) makes you wonder how big the world we live in really is .
Iceland ’ s main glacier , Vatnajokull , shrinks by 100 meters in diameter every year @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from the face of the Earth in only 10 short years .
Alexander captures these changes with his camera .
Landmannalaugar can be called a natural wonder .
These rainbow-colored volcanic mountains are located in Iceland and the territory around them has been marked as a nature reserve .
However , this area is open for hiking .
Expeditions led by Alexander Ladanivskyy last for several days .
Their participants choose the route together with the photographer , who offers them a large number of locations that he has already explored before .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ his wife .
He took some pictures as a gift to her , having borrowed a digital camera from a friend .
Feminine beauty and elegance captured with a spectacular background are what the photographer has excelled at .
Alexander Ladanivskyy admits that organizing expeditions into the wild is not just about exploring nature or mastering one ’ s travel photography skills , but also about making the sincere dreams of other travelers come true .
There is one thing in common between the majestic glaciers of Iceland and the country road in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a photographer beyond recognition and infect them with a passion for exploring the world around them .
To capture the authenticity of natural landscapes , the members of expeditions curated by Alexander Ladanivskyy get up before dawn and can spend many hours on the road .
Depending on the route , the group might spend the night in the open air or in a tiny rural inn .
Although crater lakes are common for Iceland ’ s highlands , you will probably never find 2 of them that look the same .
These @ @ @ @ @ @ @ shapes , and the impurities in the water of some lakes make life impossible here .

Alexander Ladanivskyy, a Ukraine-based photographer and a Depositphotos contributor, has been organizing photo expeditions into the wild for years. He is also a content partner of Discovery and one who speaks up about the dangers of climate change by using travel photography. Alexander’s path in travel photography was unusual: having a special forces background, he started with wedding photography, steam-punk portraits, and futuristic snaps. Soon, Alexander started exploring the nature of the Carpathians and discovered some locations that soon became incredibly popular among local and international photographers. This collection features amazing images taken by Alexander Ladanivskyy (see his full portfolio here) on his journey across Central and Northern Europe.
Photographers from all over the world apply to take part in the expeditions curated by Alexander Ladanivskyy. It is impossible to become a part of this group without first going through a personal interview.
The photographer claims that he enjoys returning to the same places. His favorite countries are those that can endlessly surprise him, like for example, Iceland or Norway.
In winter, Alexander Ladanivskyy prefers to go on expeditions across the glaciers. It is only during the cold season that travelers can literally walk on the glacier that covers 11% of the territory of Iceland.
The heroes of Alexander Ladanivskyy’s photoshoots are usually some of his travel mates. The combination of a wild, deserted landscape and a human posing in the foreground (usually dressed in clothes in contrasting colors) makes you wonder how big the world we live in really is.
Iceland’s main glacier, Vatnajokull, shrinks by 100 meters in diameter every year. Scientists expect this glacier to disappear from the face of the Earth in only 10 short years. Alexander captures these changes with his camera.
Landmannalaugar can be called a natural wonder. These rainbow-colored volcanic mountains are located in Iceland and the territory around them has been marked as a nature reserve. However, this area is open for hiking.
Expeditions led by Alexander Ladanivskyy last for several days. Their participants choose the route together with the photographer, who offers them a large number of locations that he has already explored before.
The first model for Alexander Ladanivskyy was his wife. He took some pictures as a gift to her, having borrowed a digital camera from a friend. Feminine beauty and elegance captured with a spectacular background are what the photographer has excelled at.
Aerial photography is sometimes the only way to capture natural objects and convey their beauty to others.
Alexander Ladanivskyy admits that organizing expeditions into the wild is not just about exploring nature or mastering one’s travel photography skills, but also about making the sincere dreams of other travelers come true.
There is one thing in common between the majestic glaciers of Iceland and the country road in Ireland. Traveling through them can transform a photographer beyond recognition and infect them with a passion for exploring the world around them.
To capture the authenticity of natural landscapes, the members of expeditions curated by Alexander Ladanivskyy get up before dawn and can spend many hours on the road. Depending on the route, the group might spend the night in the open air or in a tiny rural inn.
Although crater lakes are common for Iceland’s highlands, you will probably never find 2 of them that look the same. These natural objects can have different colors and shapes, and the impurities in the water of some lakes make life impossible here.
Alexander Ladanivskyy deliberately avoids popular photo routes of Iceland and other countries. He is trying to find something that can surprise even experienced travelers with its beauty.
Those who go with Alexander Ladanivskyy on a trip to the deserted corners of the world often admit that this trip was the main event of their life.
Swimming in a natural pool on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean is an experience that requires several kilometers of mountain trekking.
Most of the Iceland ice caves are poorly explored. Photographer Alexander Ladanivskyy collaborates with local guides to find the way to some of the country’s most interesting natural sites.


brightside--2020-10-24--17 Details From Iconic Animated Films That Are More Meaningful Than They Seem

Sometimes , the creators behind animated films often hide big hints in the smallest details and have fun leaving viewers little Easter eggs and references .
Either way , all animators share the common goal of wanting to turn their work into a fascinating adventure that can offer something new every time you watch it .
The white lock in Anna ’ s hair is one of the details that highlight the problems between the sisters .
It appears at the moment when Elsa accidentally wounds Anna which causes the girls to drift apart .
But the lock disappears at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sisters overcome their difficulties and become close again .
At the beginning of the film , you can see the warm relationship the parents and the daughters share , but there are details revealing that this is the last day of harmony for the family .
Before King Agnarr tells his daughters the story about the Enchanted Forest , Anna whispers to Elsa that they ’ re going to make a snowman .
This phrase and the same clothes are seen in the first installment of the franchise .
It turns out that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ routes to choose from on his way to the Beast ’ s scary castle .
The signs Maurice looks at say the words “ Valencia ” and “ Anaheim.
” Valencia is where the California Institute of the Arts is located and many Disney students studied there — and Anaheim is a town in Southern California where Disneyland is located .
The animators tried to show the beauty of Notre-Dame de Paris by paying a lot of attention to the gargoyles .
Some of them became friends with the main character and some @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the scene where Quasimodo and Esmeralda try to run away from Frollo , you can see Pumbaa from The Lion King .
And the seller of the DVDs is an interesting character .
Duke Weaselton is voiced by Alan Tudyk , the same actor that voiced Duke of Weselton in Frozen .
When you look at the names , you can see the similarities : Duke Weaselton and The Duke of Weselton .
The act of referencing characters from past Disney movies is a classic move among Disney animators .
But the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ step further .
Not only did Goofy , Donald Duck , and Mickey Mouse come to listen to the songs of Ariel and her sisters , but Kermit the Frog , one of the leading characters of The Muppet Show , also came to watch .
The animators of Tangled also left small Easter eggs for viewers to find .
Over a long period of time the girl spent in the tower , she drew all over the place .
But her pictures are especially interesting on the stairs because they ’ re @ @ @ @ @ @ @ apple is for Snow White , the shoe is for Cinderella , the rose is for Belle , and the shell is for Ariel .
Chris Sanders became the director of Lilo & Stitch after his successful work on Mulan .
This is probably why there are 2 Mulan Easter eggs in Lilo & Stitch : a poster in Nani ’ s room and the name of the restaurant , Mulan Wok .
Dwayne Johnson , who was the voice actor for Maui , is not only an actor but also a famous @ @ @ @ @ @ @ creators of the animation used this fact to their advantage .
The funny rooster named Hei Hei that eats a rock in one scene later bites Maui .
When Moana decides to save her island , she takes only the most important stuff with her : dishes , food , and — a part of the snowman , Olaf .
She wanted to be prepared for anything .
What if she suddenly needed to make a snowman ?
The star duo , Ron Clements and John Musker , directed Moana long after they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Aladdin .
So it ’ s not surprising that in Moana , there are references to both of these classic films .
When Maui is singing his song , you can see Flounder , Ariel ’ s friend ; and in Tamatoa ’ s treasury , you can see Aladdin ’ s lamp .

Sometimes, the creators behind animated films often hide big hints in the smallest details and have fun leaving viewers little Easter eggs and references. Either way, all animators share the common goal of wanting to turn their work into a fascinating adventure that can offer something new every time you watch it.
We at Bright Side have rewatched our favorite animated films and cartoons and noticed some little details we totally missed before.
Frozen
The white lock in Anna’s hair is one of the details that highlight the problems between the sisters. It appears at the moment when Elsa accidentally wounds Anna which causes the girls to drift apart. But the lock disappears at the end of the story when the sisters overcome their difficulties and become close again.
Frozen II
At the beginning of the film, you can see the warm relationship the parents and the daughters share, but there are details revealing that this is the last day of harmony for the family. Before King Agnarr tells his daughters the story about the Enchanted Forest, Anna whispers to Elsa that they’re going to make a snowman. This phrase and the same clothes are seen in the first installment of the franchise.
Before the accident, Elsa often used her magic to entertain her sister. For example, Elsa created a lot of interesting characters, among which you can see Dumbo, Baymax, Snow White, and Prince Charming.
Beauty and the Beast
It turns out that Belle’s father had other interesting routes to choose from on his way to the Beast’s scary castle. The signs Maurice looks at say the words “Valencia” and “Anaheim.” Valencia is where the California Institute of the Arts is located and many Disney students studied there — and Anaheim is a town in Southern California where Disneyland is located.
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
The animators tried to show the beauty of Notre-Dame de Paris by paying a lot of attention to the gargoyles. Some of them became friends with the main character and some served as Easter eggs. So, in the scene where Quasimodo and Esmeralda try to run away from Frollo, you can see Pumbaa from The Lion King.
Zootopia
In Zootopia, among the pirate DVDs, you can see the alternative versions of Big Hero 6, Tangled, Wreck-It Ralph, Moana, and even Frozen II which wasn’t released at the time.
And the seller of the DVDs is an interesting character. Duke Weaselton is voiced by Alan Tudyk, the same actor that voiced Duke of Weselton in Frozen. When you look at the names, you can see the similarities: Duke Weaselton and The Duke of Weselton.
Additionally, Chief Bogo is obviously a fan of Big Hero 6 — or in this universe, Pig Hero 6. In his office, you can see a calendar featuring the city of San Fransokyo.
Treasure Planet
In the main characters’ rooms, there are many hints about their personalities, upcoming story beats, and unusual secrets. For example, Jim Hawkins has Stitch from Lilo & Stitch on his shelf.
The Little Mermaid
The act of referencing characters from past Disney movies is a classic move among Disney animators. But the creators of The Little Mermaid went a step further. Not only did Goofy, Donald Duck, and Mickey Mouse come to listen to the songs of Ariel and her sisters, but Kermit the Frog, one of the leading characters of The Muppet Show, also came to watch.
Tangled
The animators of Tangled also left small Easter eggs for viewers to find. Over a long period of time the girl spent in the tower, she drew all over the place. But her pictures are especially interesting on the stairs because they’re references to other Disney princesses — the apple is for Snow White, the shoe is for Cinderella, the rose is for Belle, and the shell is for Ariel.
Lilo & Stitch
Chris Sanders became the director of Lilo & Stitch after his successful work on Mulan. This is probably why there are 2 Mulan Easter eggs in Lilo & Stitch: a poster in Nani’s room and the name of the restaurant, Mulan Wok.
Moana
Dwayne Johnson, who was the voice actor for Maui, is not only an actor but also a famous wrestler known as The Rock. The creators of the animation used this fact to their advantage. The funny rooster named Hei Hei that eats a rock in one scene later bites Maui.
When Moana decides to save her island, she takes only the most important stuff with her: dishes, food, and — a part of the snowman, Olaf. She wanted to be prepared for anything. What if she suddenly needed to make a snowman?
The star duo, Ron Clements and John Musker, directed Moana long after they had already created The Little Mermaid and Aladdin. So it’s not surprising that in Moana, there are references to both of these classic films. When Maui is singing his song, you can see Flounder, Ariel’s friend; and in Tamatoa’s treasury, you can see Aladdin’s lamp.
Ralph Breaks the Internet
When Ralph and Vanellope get on the internet, they’re followed by commercials. On one of the posters, you can see Cass Hamada from Big Hero 6.


brightside--2020-10-24--20 Men Whose Experiments With Their Looks Became a Roaring Success

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Sometimes you just need to lose a few pounds or change your hairstyle to look like a completely different person .
But the heroes of this article have a much wider scope for experiments because they can also shave off or grow a beard .
Yes , today we are focusing exclusively on men .
“ After a lifetime of having ugly teeth , I decided to do something about it .
A year in comparison.
” “ I ’ m an albino .
I just dyed my eyebrows and stopped @ @ @ @ @ @ @ few years passed before I finally felt confident enough to post my own progress.
” “ One year apart .
I just changed the haircut.
” “ I still struggle with body image and disordered eating but today ?
Today , I ’ m proud.
” “ I just changed some eating habits and began to exercise more frequently .
” The difference a little style change can make This is what happens when you exercise 20 minutes a day for one year .
“ I finally decided to chop the flow and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ results.
” “ I struggled with an eating disorder for years , but powerlifting saved me.
” “ I spent 2.5 years on it , but it was worth it.
” “ I ’ m never going to be clean shaven again !
” “ Me before and after my hair transplant ” “ My 65-year-old dad let me dye his hair purple .
I think he looks cute .
”

Sometimes you just need to lose a few pounds or change your hairstyle to look like a completely different person. But the heroes of this article have a much wider scope for experiments because they can also shave off or grow a beard. Yes, today we are focusing exclusively on men.
At Bright Side, we believe that these “before/after” transformations turned out to be really good. What do you think?
“My husband’s makeover”
“Weight down, confidence up!”
“After a lifetime of having ugly teeth, I decided to do something about it. A year in comparison.”
“Results after 6 months of training”
“I’m an albino. I just dyed my eyebrows and stopped cutting my hair short.”
“A few years passed before I finally felt confident enough to post my own progress.”
“One year apart. I just changed the haircut.”
“I still struggle with body image and disordered eating but today? Today, I’m proud.”
“I lost weight and grew a beard.”
“I just changed some eating habits and began to exercise more frequently. ”
“I know it’s not a lot of weight loss, but everyone around has really noticed it and I’m feeling more confident.”
The difference a little style change can make
This is what happens when you exercise 20 minutes a day for one year.
“I finally decided to chop the flow and couldn’t be happier with the results.”
“I struggled with an eating disorder for years, but powerlifting saved me.”
“I spent 2.5 years on it, but it was worth it.”
“I’m finally happy with my skin.”
“Me wearing shirts. 2017 vs 2020”
“I’m never going to be clean shaven again!”
“Me before and after my hair transplant”
“My 65-year-old dad let me dye his hair purple. I think he looks cute.”


brightside--2020-10-24--Now I Know Why Maternity Leave Is Not a Vacation and Why Today’s Moms Are True Heroes

A mother spends the whole day with her child ... alone Never before had a woman ’ s life changed so drastically with the appearance of a baby as today .
After returning home from the hospital , many moms face complete isolation .
Relatives are somewhere on the phone , friends are on social media , and their husband is at work , while mom spends the whole time alone with the baby .
My son became the first newborn baby who I had ever held in my arms .
I had no experience with children , so the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ months after giving birth were fear and confusion .
I constantly felt that I was doing something wrong .
Why is he not sleeping at night ?
Why is he always crying ?
What ’ s wrong ?
I gained 60 pounds during pregnancy and lost 70 pounds by my son ’ s 1st birthday — without dieting or going to the gym , just because of stress .
My baby turned out to be one who likes to spend time in my arms , that ’ s why I had to learn @ @ @ @ @ @ @ while holding my baby , while an ordinary visit to the toilet turns into a special operation called “ do it in 10 seconds before the neighbors call the guardianship authorities because the baby won ’ t stop crying.
” My granny used to leave her elder son alone at home starting from 3 months old and go to work .
She would come back during lunchtime , feed him , and leave for work again .
When the baby grew bigger , she would tie him to a table leg so that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
My father was luckier — he was taken care of by his “ older ” 5-year-old brother .
Today it ’ s unacceptable , but 70 years ago it was the norm .
Modern moms don ’ t leave their babies alone , they don ’ t let them cry in the crib thinking that “ they will fall asleep once they cry it out , ” they feed babies on demand , and instantly satisfy each and every need of their little human , completely forgetting about their own needs .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ before ?
No .
Doesn ’ t it deserve some respect ?
Yes .
Like any modern mother , I have to always make decisions that the health , development , and well-being of my baby depend on .
Massage or infant swimming , Doman cards or Zaycev cubes , name brand clothes or no-name brands ?
Neither our mothers nor our grandmothers were tormented by this endless torture of choices .
My brain is exploding .
And yours ?
I go to a shop and I freeze : ordinary porridge or omega-3 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Diapers are all special in their own way too .
There are dozens of names , hundreds of packages , and I have to learn carefully , analyze , and choose which one will suit my baby the best .
Neo from The Matrix with his torments over which pill to take knows nothing about the real torture of these everyday dilemmas .
There are no more precise recommendations .
The pediatrician prescribes a list with 10 medical items if a baby has a cold , explaining it by saying , “ My @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to you , you decide to take them or not.
” At first , I would honestly go to the pharmacy , pay $ 30 , and try to get all those pills into my son .
The experience showed me that 80 % of this list includes totally useless dietary supplements .
In my childhood , we were treated using milk with honey for all illnesses .
We would wear the clothes we managed to buy or re-design .
Recently , it took me 3 weeks to choose the first winter overalls @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of more experienced moms and recommendations on various forums .
Finally , I bought overalls for $ 70 and my baby grew out of them within 2 months .
That ’ s how I began to use the sites where people sell used items .
Of course , diversity of choice is cool .
Still , the need to make important decisions non-stop is a serious emotional burden that got put on the shoulders of today ’ s mothers .
And we have to cope with it every day because no one except @ @ @ @ @ @ @ A mother has to do everything at once .
There are only 24 hours in a day and I only have 2 arms , one of which is always occupied by my little one .
From everywhere I hear that I have to keep an eye on my son 24/7 , do household chores , pay attention to my husband , look good , and have my own hobbies , otherwise , I ’ ll become boring .
Frankly speaking , I have no time to think about half of these things .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ say I am cooking oatmeal for my son .
The baby is moving his arms , which is dangerous because he might get injured .
I put him on the floor and give him a couple of toys .
While I am transferring the oatmeal to the plate , my kid manages to reach the cat bowl and gets a handful of cat food , pondering whether he should make fireworks with it or have breakfast .
This all took about 10 seconds .
How is someone supposed to leave their kid alone @ @ @ @ @ @ @ entire day is spent cooking food for my son and for myself and my husband ( we eat different things ) , walking outside twice a day in any weather , washing the floor because the baby crawls on it , and playing various games with him around 20 times a day .
In the evening , I am supposed to put the baby to bed , come out to my hubby well-groomed and with a sparkle in my eye , and then go play some kind of sport or engage in a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this energy ?
People around me think that I have no right to get tired because I have a dishwasher and diapers .
But these wonderful inventions in no way affect the fact that during the first year of my child ’ s life , I didn ’ t sleep for more than 3 hours in a row and didn ’ t separate from the baby for more than an hour .
I know that many mothers live in this kind of regime .
It ’ s not like we ’ re walking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ something heroic in it .
Our world became extremely focused on kids , but at the same time society shows no tolerance toward a woman with a kid .
I understand that strangers don ’ t have to adore our kids , but mothers also shouldn ’ t be feeling flawed because they are with a little human whose actions are not always predictable .
After all , a while back we all were little kids , weren ’ t we ?
There has never been such a humiliating attitude toward women and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ kid starts to cry outside and experienced old ladies start growling , “ What kind of mother are you ?
Is he sick or what ?
” If you ask a neighbor to stop drilling during the legal quiet hours , he starts to hiss through his teeth , “ Another crazy mother is interfering with my repairs.
” One year ago I was on a plane with my son .
Before takeoff , a dolled-up old lady demonstratively asked the flight attendant to give her another seat as far as possible from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ kid stayed silent for the entire flight .
She was then placed somewhere in the tail of the cabin where , the entire flight , she had to listen to a screaming cat .
But no one complained about it — people are more tolerant of our 4-legged friends than they are of small children .
If that was a toddler crying , it would be a totally different story .
Sometimes I just want a simple humane attitude — the same as we allow other people .
Yes , I gave birth @ @ @ @ @ @ @ one owes me anything but the sky will not come crashing down if you give a seat to a small kid on a bus or hold the door for a mother with a stroller — just because it ’ s difficult for her and you were brought up well by your parents .
I truly believe they did their best to make you a good person and I am doing the same for my child .
I know the history of my family well and I can confidently say that the life of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Our grannies were helped by relatives because at those times several generations would live in one apartment .
It ’ s technical progress now .
Our grannies were exhausted by physical work , today ’ s moms are exhausted from the emotional load , high demands , and loneliness .
Even raising a kitten is not an easy task if you do it according to the rules , so what does that say about raising a baby ?
That ’ s why if you see a nervous mother on the street with a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ baby in her arms , don ’ t rush to judge her — better yet , help her if you can .
An encouraging smile and the words , “ You are doing a great job !
” cost nothing , but they are a true gift for each of us .

It was 30 years ago when any mother whose kids were not hungry and were well-dressed could consider herself good. But today’s society places catastrophically high demands on women with children. Apart from their direct duties, they also have to perform the functions of pediatricians, psychologists, and early development specialists 24/7 for several years and, on top of that, suffer from the feeling of guilt for not being able to reach perfection.
I spent 3 years on maternity leave (yes in Russia, maternity leave is 3 years!) and I firmly know that being a mother in the 21st century means doing a job that those around you will grossly underestimate. I would like to tell Bright Side readers why today’s mothers have as much heroism in their routine matters as our grannies did — despite the availability of diapers, dishwashers, and robot vacuum cleaners.
A mother spends the whole day with her child... alone
Never before had a woman’s life changed so drastically with the appearance of a baby as today. After returning home from the hospital, many moms face complete isolation. Relatives are somewhere on the phone, friends are on social media, and their husband is at work, while mom spends the whole time alone with the baby. My son became the first newborn baby who I had ever held in my arms. I had no experience with children, so the main feelings I experienced during the first months after giving birth were fear and confusion. I constantly felt that I was doing something wrong. Why is he not sleeping at night? Why is he always crying? What’s wrong?
I gained 60 pounds during pregnancy and lost 70 pounds by my son’s 1st birthday — without dieting or going to the gym, just because of stress. My baby turned out to be one who likes to spend time in my arms, that’s why I had to learn to do all of my household chores while holding my baby, while an ordinary visit to the toilet turns into a special operation called “do it in 10 seconds before the neighbors call the guardianship authorities because the baby won’t stop crying.” My granny used to leave her elder son alone at home starting from 3 months old and go to work. She would come back during lunchtime, feed him, and leave for work again. When the baby grew bigger, she would tie him to a table leg so that he wouldn’t get in trouble. My father was luckier — he was taken care of by his “older” 5-year-old brother. Today it’s unacceptable, but 70 years ago it was the norm. Modern moms don’t leave their babies alone, they don’t let them cry in the crib thinking that “they will fall asleep once they cry it out,” they feed babies on demand, and instantly satisfy each and every need of their little human, completely forgetting about their own needs. Has any generation of women done this before? No. Doesn’t it deserve some respect? Yes.
A mother has to constantly make decisions.
Like any modern mother, I have to always make decisions that the health, development, and well-being of my baby depend on. Massage or infant swimming, Doman cards or Zaycev cubes, name brand clothes or no-name brands? Neither our mothers nor our grandmothers were tormented by this endless torture of choices. My brain is exploding. And yours? I go to a shop and I freeze: ordinary porridge or omega-3, yogurt with probiotics or biolact? Diapers are all special in their own way too. There are dozens of names, hundreds of packages, and I have to learn carefully, analyze, and choose which one will suit my baby the best. Neo from The Matrix with his torments over which pill to take knows nothing about the real torture of these everyday dilemmas.
There are no more precise recommendations. The pediatrician prescribes a list with 10 medical items if a baby has a cold, explaining it by saying, “My duty is to prescribe all of these to you, you decide to take them or not.” At first, I would honestly go to the pharmacy, pay $30, and try to get all those pills into my son. The experience showed me that 80% of this list includes totally useless dietary supplements. In my childhood, we were treated using milk with honey for all illnesses. We would wear the clothes we managed to buy or re-design. Recently, it took me 3 weeks to choose the first winter overalls for my son based on the reviews of more experienced moms and recommendations on various forums. Finally, I bought overalls for $70 and my baby grew out of them within 2 months. That’s how I began to use the sites where people sell used items. Of course, diversity of choice is cool. Still, the need to make important decisions non-stop is a serious emotional burden that got put on the shoulders of today’s mothers. And we have to cope with it every day because no one except us is going to do it.
A mother has to do everything at once.
There are only 24 hours in a day and I only have 2 arms, one of which is always occupied by my little one. From everywhere I hear that I have to keep an eye on my son 24/7, do household chores, pay attention to my husband, look good, and have my own hobbies, otherwise, I’ll become boring. Frankly speaking, I have no time to think about half of these things. How about you? Let’s say I am cooking oatmeal for my son. The baby is moving his arms, which is dangerous because he might get injured. I put him on the floor and give him a couple of toys. While I am transferring the oatmeal to the plate, my kid manages to reach the cat bowl and gets a handful of cat food, pondering whether he should make fireworks with it or have breakfast. This all took about 10 seconds. How is someone supposed to leave their kid alone to go wash their hair?
My entire day is spent cooking food for my son and for myself and my husband (we eat different things), walking outside twice a day in any weather, washing the floor because the baby crawls on it, and playing various games with him around 20 times a day. In the evening, I am supposed to put the baby to bed, come out to my hubby well-groomed and with a sparkle in my eye, and then go play some kind of sport or engage in a hobby. Where should I find all this energy?
People around me think that I have no right to get tired because I have a dishwasher and diapers. But these wonderful inventions in no way affect the fact that during the first year of my child’s life, I didn’t sleep for more than 3 hours in a row and didn’t separate from the baby for more than an hour. I know that many mothers live in this kind of regime. It’s not like we’re walking a tightrope, but there is definitely something heroic in it.
My kid disturbs everyone.
Our world became extremely focused on kids, but at the same time society shows no tolerance toward a woman with a kid. I understand that strangers don’t have to adore our kids, but mothers also shouldn’t be feeling flawed because they are with a little human whose actions are not always predictable. After all, a while back we all were little kids, weren’t we? There has never been such a humiliating attitude toward women and babies as there is now. A kid starts to cry outside and experienced old ladies start growling, “What kind of mother are you? Is he sick or what?” If you ask a neighbor to stop drilling during the legal quiet hours, he starts to hiss through his teeth, “Another crazy mother is interfering with my repairs.”
One year ago I was on a plane with my son. Before takeoff, a dolled-up old lady demonstratively asked the flight attendant to give her another seat as far as possible from us. By the way, my kid stayed silent for the entire flight. She was then placed somewhere in the tail of the cabin where, the entire flight, she had to listen to a screaming cat. But no one complained about it — people are more tolerant of our 4-legged friends than they are of small children. If that was a toddler crying, it would be a totally different story. Sometimes I just want a simple humane attitude — the same as we allow other people. Yes, I gave birth to my child for myself and no one owes me anything but the sky will not come crashing down if you give a seat to a small kid on a bus or hold the door for a mother with a stroller — just because it’s difficult for her and you were brought up well by your parents. I truly believe they did their best to make you a good person and I am doing the same for my child.
Instead of a conclusion
I know the history of my family well and I can confidently say that the life of a mother has never been easy. Our grannies were helped by relatives because at those times several generations would live in one apartment. It’s technical progress now. Our grannies were exhausted by physical work, today’s moms are exhausted from the emotional load, high demands, and loneliness. Even raising a kitten is not an easy task if you do it according to the rules, so what does that say about raising a baby? That’s why if you see a nervous mother on the street with a bun on her head and a crying baby in her arms, don’t rush to judge her — better yet, help her if you can. An encouraging smile and the words, “You are doing a great job!” cost nothing, but they are a true gift for each of us.
Do you think it was more difficult for previous generations or is it more difficult for today’s mothers to raise kids?


brightside--2020-10-24--22 People Who Can Create a Masterpiece Out of Nothing

Some people decide to show their creativity because they just couldn ’ t find the right thing in a store , while others try to restore an item that seemed to have been hopelessly destroyed by time .
And there are people who just love to surround themselves with handmade things .
When a person has free time and the desire to create something for themselves , they often end up with a masterpiece that inspires people on the internet and conquers their hearts .
“ My grandma has been complaining about this broken table for a couple of months @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ My neighbors built a new fence and made a window for the dog.
” “ This garage painted the utility pipes to match the trees on the wall behind it.
” “ I made this stand for my iPad .
I just needed some scrap wood and 10 minutes of my time.
” “ I made a summer kitchen out of a restored piece of a bowling alley.
” “ We needed a coffee table for our new apartment , so my girlfriend and I built one.
” “ I ’ ve @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
But I live in a rented house , so I didn ’ t want to invest the time and money into it in case I had to move.
” “ I made a padauk and maple cutting board that looks like a brick wall.
” The school where my child is studying has requested a storage space for backpacks and food containers on the street from me . ''
“ This is what it looked like when I bought it , and this is what it looks like now.
” “ I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of pine .
I ’ ve always liked the look of herringbone , but I wanted to put my own spin on the pattern.
” “ I ’ ve had cats my whole life but I can ’ t stand the sight and smell of a litter box .
I ’ ve tried buying covered litter boxes , boxes with little doors , but nothing worked for me.
” “ My wife and I have been searching for an Edison bulb chandelier for our dining room .
But we couldn ’ t find @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a cheap , run-down boat from the ’ 70s and almost went crazy while rebuilding it .
But it ’ s done .
”

Some people decide to show their creativity because they just couldn’t find the right thing in a store, while others try to restore an item that seemed to have been hopelessly destroyed by time. And there are people who just love to surround themselves with handmade things. When a person has free time and the desire to create something for themselves, they often end up with a masterpiece that inspires people on the internet and conquers their hearts.
Bright Side found people who only need an idea and some ordinary materials to make a work of art.
“First dress I ever made was a Snow Princess dress for my daughter at four years old. Second dress was made for her high school senior winter ball.”
“My neighbors built a new fence and made a window for the dog.”
“This garage painted the utility pipes to match the trees on the wall behind it.”
“Roller skates I made for my girlfriend’s birthday”
“I made this stand for my iPad. I just needed some scrap wood and 10 minutes of my time.”
“I built this coffee table with a transparent epoxy resin insert.”
“I made a ring from stainless Damascus steel and crushed Opal stones.”
“I made a summer kitchen out of a restored piece of a bowling alley.”
“I build a custom fort for our son.”
“A fairy tree for my daughter”
“Old dresser restoration”
“We needed a coffee table for our new apartment, so my girlfriend and I built one.”
“I’ve wanted to raise chickens for a while. But I live in a rented house, so I didn’t want to invest the time and money into it in case I had to move.”
“Luckily, my parents agreed to give me a corner of their yard so I could make my dream come true.”
“I made a padauk and maple cutting board that looks like a brick wall.”
“I made a herringbone wall accent.”
The school where my child is studying has requested a storage space for backpacks and food containers on the street from me."
“This is what it looked like when I bought it, and this is what it looks like now.”
“The left photo — the fan was sold like this with a note saying that it wasn’t working. The right photo — I assembled it, and it turned out that it wasn’t broken at all.”
“I designed and built my patio furniture out of pine. I’ve always liked the look of herringbone, but I wanted to put my own spin on the pattern.”
“I’ve had cats my whole life but I can’t stand the sight and smell of a litter box. I’ve tried buying covered litter boxes, boxes with little doors, but nothing worked for me.”
“When I finally moved into my home, I found the perfect solution to this problem.”
“My wife and I have been searching for an Edison bulb chandelier for our dining room. But we couldn’t find an affordable one.”
“So I decided to try making the chandelier myself. I’m really happy with the result.”
“I bought a cheap, run-down boat from the ’70s and almost went crazy while rebuilding it. But it’s done.”


brightside--2020-10-24--6 Ways to Answer the Tricky Questions Recruiters Ask During Job Interviews

Most of those who are looking for a job don ’ t like the phrase “ We ’ ll be in touch !
” because it is basically perceived as a softer version of , “ You ’ re not right for us.
” That ’ s why every time , after an unsuccessful interview , we are left guessing what exactly the recruiter didn ’ t like in us .
Do we lack the experience or did the recruiter fail to appreciate our skills fully ?
Or perhaps we shouldn ’ t have been so honest about our imperfections @ @ @ @ @ @ @ weaknesses and laugh them off , but instead admit them honestly .
The coolest thing for the person interviewing you will be to see how you turned your weaknesses into advantages .
For example , one year ago your English proficiency was pretty bad , but you signed up for language courses and can now speak English fluently .
There are no perfect flawless people and the recruiter will appreciate your mature approach : admitting your imperfections and working hard on them .
Perhaps a person might want to say something sarcastic or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ like this — but you should try not to do that .
The goal of the recruiter is to find out if the candidate can sensibly evaluate themselves from the outside .
You can answer the question approximately in the following way , “ I think people appreciate ... .. in me the most , ” and list your strong suits in between .
Are you always ready to help when colleagues can ’ t do something ?
Perfect , talk about it .
This answer won ’ t look boastful , but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s another chance to show yourself from a good side .
“ If you were a fruit , what would you be ?
” The point of these abstract questions is to see the candidate ’ s reaction to them in real-time .
Will they get confused , brush the question off , or say that they don ’ t understand the question ?
All of this can show the recruiter how a potential employee will behave in unexpected situations at work .
There is no right answer to this kind of question @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you will choose an orange or an apple ( however , if you name some exotic fruit , the recruiter might appreciate your non-standard thinking ) .
The most important thing is to not start feeling nervous but to answer calmly , with a smile , and explain your answer .
“ Describe yourself with one word.
” You can use both adjectives and nouns to describe yourself .
Don ’ t choose them randomly , but instead pick them based on your future position .
Are you aiming for the position of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ yes , then answer , “ Leader.
” There are also universal answers like “ realist ” or “ extrovert.
” “ If we stop paying you , will you continue working with us ?
” Usually , candidates answer “ yes ” because they think that this is exactly what the potential employer is expecting from them — full dedication and commitment .
In reality , things are a bit different — the employer likely wants to find an employee who knows the value of their professional skills .
That ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ really.
” “ Do you have any questions for me ?
” This question often finishes the interview .
It would be perfect if you get prepared for it and decide what you are going to ask the recruiter about .
Don ’ t ask questions about things you can easily find the answers to in the description of the vacancy or on the company ’ s website .
At the same time , the absence of questions can alert the recruiter .
For example , you could try to find out why @ @ @ @ @ @ @ position left — it will help you to kill 2 birds with 1 stone : you ’ ll demonstrate the presence of analytical skills and will be able to avoid the mistakes of your predecessor when you start work .

Most of those who are looking for a job don’t like the phrase “We’ll be in touch!” because it is basically perceived as a softer version of, “You’re not right for us.” That’s why every time, after an unsuccessful interview, we are left guessing what exactly the recruiter didn’t like in us. Do we lack the experience or did the recruiter fail to appreciate our skills fully? Or perhaps we shouldn’t have been so honest about our imperfections?
Based on job search sites, recruiters’ articles, and the opinion of internet users, we at Bright Side decided to answer the most tricky questions you might hear at a job interview.
“What are your weaknesses?”
Don’t joke about your weaknesses and laugh them off, but instead admit them honestly. The coolest thing for the person interviewing you will be to see how you turned your weaknesses into advantages. For example, one year ago your English proficiency was pretty bad, but you signed up for language courses and can now speak English fluently. There are no perfect flawless people and the recruiter will appreciate your mature approach: admitting your imperfections and working hard on them.
“How would your colleagues describe you?”
Perhaps a person might want to say something sarcastic or openly praise themselves when answering a question like this — but you should try not to do that. The goal of the recruiter is to find out if the candidate can sensibly evaluate themselves from the outside. You can answer the question approximately in the following way, “I think people appreciate ..... in me the most,” and list your strong suits in between. Are you always ready to help when colleagues can’t do something? Perfect, talk about it. This answer won’t look boastful, but at the same time, it’s another chance to show yourself from a good side.
“If you were a fruit, what would you be?”
The point of these abstract questions is to see the candidate’s reaction to them in real-time. Will they get confused, brush the question off, or say that they don’t understand the question? All of this can show the recruiter how a potential employee will behave in unexpected situations at work. There is no right answer to this kind of question. It doesn’t matter whether you will choose an orange or an apple (however, if you name some exotic fruit, the recruiter might appreciate your non-standard thinking). The most important thing is to not start feeling nervous but to answer calmly, with a smile, and explain your answer.
“Describe yourself with one word.”
You can use both adjectives and nouns to describe yourself. Don’t choose them randomly, but instead pick them based on your future position. Are you aiming for the position of the head of the department? If yes, then answer, “Leader.” There are also universal answers like “realist” or “extrovert.”
“If we stop paying you, will you continue working with us?”
Usually, candidates answer “yes” because they think that this is exactly what the potential employer is expecting from them — full dedication and commitment. In reality, things are a bit different — the employer likely wants to find an employee who knows the value of their professional skills. That’s why the right answer is “not really.”
“Do you have any questions for me?”
This question often finishes the interview. It would be perfect if you get prepared for it and decide what you are going to ask the recruiter about. Don’t ask questions about things you can easily find the answers to in the description of the vacancy or on the company’s website. At the same time, the absence of questions can alert the recruiter. For example, you could try to find out why the previous employee who was in this position left — it will help you to kill 2 birds with 1 stone: you’ll demonstrate the presence of analytical skills and will be able to avoid the mistakes of your predecessor when you start work.


brightside--2020-10-24--13 Famous Paintings Where Artists Tried to Show Us Much More Than We Realize

We are used to studying history in textbooks , using eyewitness records , or going over the works of scientists .
But it ’ s not for nothing why people say it ’ s better to see something once than hear about it 100 times .
Sometimes the paintings of artists of past epochs can show you things that we were not taught in school .
We at Bright Side studied some pieces of artwork from great painters carefully and saw a bit more than just a pretty picture in them .
Frankly speaking , they are breathtaking .
That @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you a chance to , once again , look at these paintings where the painters unwillingly told us how different the lives of our ancestors were .
The painting depicts a town square where more than 200 children are playing games .
We can recognize some of the games because the toys , like dolls , wooden horses , and glass balls are still toys even today .
But most of them look unfamiliar to modern kids and can show you how the kids of the 16th century entertained themselves .
Here are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and playing with its hoop , a comic wedding ceremony ( presumably a reenactment of the customs of the First of May ) , a parody of a baptizing ceremony , the weaving of a hat , and dancing around the “ blind.
” The painter depicted a man who is eating noodles with his hands .
He had several reasons for doing this — at those times , traditional noodles were thicker than the ones we are used to , and in the past , this dish was only eaten this way @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dish for the poor .
The cards in the deck on the table and in the hands of one of the men are turned with their backs to the viewer , and we can see that there is no pattern on the backs .
The thing is , all playing cards , as a rule , had white backs before the beginning of the 19th century .
Despite the fact that the white color got dirty quickly and made the cards recognizable , it was convenient to use them as cheap paper .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ , jotting down notes , and making quick drawings .
Mona Lisa is a masterpiece of the Italian Renaissance .
It is believed that the painting depicts Lisa Gherardini , the wife of the Florentine silk merchant Francesco del Giocondo .
The author portrayed her without brows and with her hair shaved on the top of the forehead because this trend was quite wide-spread at those times .
This is one of the artist ’ s most famous works .
The painting depicts a young woman who has regained consciousness after fainting , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hands .
In the bottom-left of the painting , one can see a small brass torch in which the cord is still smoldering .
That ’ s how doctors would bring people back to consciousness during blackouts — they had patients smell a smoldering piece of cloth .
The painter depicted a scene that is recognizable at first glance — a young man is surrounded by Gypsy women and the senior woman offers to tell his fortune .
There is a white-skinned Gypsy girl standing next to this man .
This character is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ popular at that time in Western Europe about the abduction of children from wealthy families by Gypsies .
There are a couple of other curious moments in the painting that show the artist knew the Gypsies ’ customs from those times : unmarried girls showed their hair , while married women tied their hair under a kerchief at the back of their heads .
The white-skinned girl ’ s kerchief is tied under her chin , which makes us think that she is neither a virgin , nor married .
The painting on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ used at the time of creating the painting .
Some of those like , “ Armed to the teeth , ” “ Swimming against the tide , ” and “ Banging one ’ s head against a brick wall ” are still part of our vernacular today .
However , most of them are outdated nowadays .
For example , the image of a man standing knee-deep in water with his eyes closed depicts the proverb , “ To be unable to see the sunshine on the water ” ( To be jealous @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ; a man falling from a bull to a donkey sounds almost literally like the proverb “ To fall from the ox onto the rear end of an ass ” , which means “ to fall on hard times.
” In total , there are probably about a hundred proverbs that have been found , but we presume that there are still many more of them in the painting that we just haven ’ t found yet .
At those times , kids used to get presents for their good behavior on the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of December ) and that ’ s the very scene shown in the painting .
On the right side of the canvas , the artist depicted a table where , among other things , there is an apple with a coin in it .
It ’ s a tribute to an old tradition of hiding coins in apples and presenting them to friends .
The baby in the arms of a young man is holding a gingerbread man — this is a symbol of the holiday of St. Nicholas .
But it ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Saint Nicholas was forbidden in the 17th century in many Dutch cities because it wasn ’ t approved by protestant authorities .
Despite the name of the painting , the man ’ s headwear is not a turban but a medieval French headwrap called a chaperon .
The fashion for chaperons came from Burgundy at the beginning of the 15th century and lasted for 100 years .
It was worn by both men and women from all walks of life .
Woman at Her Toilet 1659–1660 ) ; In the Tavern ( 1660— @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s not for nothing that Jan Steen is considered to be the master of genre painting .
His paintings help us easily recreate the reality of the Dutch of the 17th century .
The 2 paintings shown above are different when it comes to their plot , but they are similar in one small detail , which would be immediately noticed by contemporaries .
The red color of stockings at those times indicated that the woman is not quite worried about high morals and it gives her away as someone who is easily @ @ @ @ @ @ @ painting , we can see backgammon on the table — just like cards , this game was associated with idleness and silliness at those times .

We are used to studying history in textbooks, using eyewitness records, or going over the works of scientists. But it’s not for nothing why people say it’s better to see something once than hear about it 100 times. Sometimes the paintings of artists of past epochs can show you things that we were not taught in school.
We at Bright Side studied some pieces of artwork from great painters carefully and saw a bit more than just a pretty picture in them. Frankly speaking, they are breathtaking. That’s why we want to offer you a chance to, once again, look at these paintings where the painters unwillingly told us how different the lives of our ancestors were.
Royal Gardener John Rose presenting a pineapple to King Charles II (1675, Hendrick Danckerts)
Pineapples, that are so well-known and familiar to us today, used to be an exotic rarety during the times of Charles II and were highly appreciated — so much so that the king even posed for a painting with this fruit.
Children’s Games (1560, Pieter Bruegel the Elder)
The painting depicts a town square where more than 200 children are playing games. We can recognize some of the games because the toys, like dolls, wooden horses, and glass balls are still toys even today. But most of them look unfamiliar to modern kids and can show you how the kids of the 16th century entertained themselves. Here are some of them: riding a barrel and playing with its hoop, a comic wedding ceremony (presumably a reenactment of the customs of the First of May), a parody of a baptizing ceremony, the weaving of a hat, and dancing around the “blind.”
Man Eating Noodles (1656, Jan Vermeer van Utrecht)
The painter depicted a man who is eating noodles with his hands. He had several reasons for doing this — at those times, traditional noodles were thicker than the ones we are used to, and in the past, this dish was only eaten this way — it was considered to be a dish for the poor.
Card Players (1550, Lucas van Leyden)
The cards in the deck on the table and in the hands of one of the men are turned with their backs to the viewer, and we can see that there is no pattern on the backs. The thing is, all playing cards, as a rule, had white backs before the beginning of the 19th century. Despite the fact that the white color got dirty quickly and made the cards recognizable, it was convenient to use them as cheap paper. People could use them for writing letters, jotting down notes, and making quick drawings.
Mona Lisa (1503–1517, Leonardo da Vinci)
Mona Lisa is a masterpiece of the Italian Renaissance. It is believed that the painting depicts Lisa Gherardini, the wife of the Florentine silk merchant Francesco del Giocondo. The author portrayed her without brows and with her hair shaved on the top of the forehead because this trend was quite wide-spread at those times.
Doctor and His Patient (1663–1666, Jan Steen)
This is one of the artist’s most famous works. The painting depicts a young woman who has regained consciousness after fainting, and a doctor who is holding her hands. In the bottom-left of the painting, one can see a small brass torch in which the cord is still smoldering. That’s how doctors would bring people back to consciousness during blackouts — they had patients smell a smoldering piece of cloth.
The Fortune Teller (1630–1639, Georges de La Tour)
The painter depicted a scene that is recognizable at first glance — a young man is surrounded by Gypsy women and the senior woman offers to tell his fortune. There is a white-skinned Gypsy girl standing next to this man. This character is a tribute to the myth that was popular at that time in Western Europe about the abduction of children from wealthy families by Gypsies. There are a couple of other curious moments in the painting that show the artist knew the Gypsies’ customs from those times: unmarried girls showed their hair, while married women tied their hair under a kerchief at the back of their heads. The white-skinned girl’s kerchief is tied under her chin, which makes us think that she is neither a virgin, nor married.
The Dutch Proverbs (1559, Pieter Bruegel the Elder)
The painting on this canvas literally depicts proverbs that were used at the time of creating the painting. Some of those like, “Armed to the teeth,” “Swimming against the tide,” and “Banging one’s head against a brick wall” are still part of our vernacular today. However, most of them are outdated nowadays. For example, the image of a man standing knee-deep in water with his eyes closed depicts the proverb, “To be unable to see the sunshine on the water” (To be jealous of another person’s success); a man falling from a bull to a donkey sounds almost literally like the proverb “To fall from the ox onto the rear end of an ass”, which means “to fall on hard times.” In total, there are probably about a hundred proverbs that have been found, but we presume that there are still many more of them in the painting that we just haven’t found yet.
The Feast of Saint Nicholas (1665–1668, Jan Steen)
At those times, kids used to get presents for their good behavior on the Feast of Saint Nicholas (the 6th of December) and that’s the very scene shown in the painting. On the right side of the canvas, the artist depicted a table where, among other things, there is an apple with a coin in it. It’s a tribute to an old tradition of hiding coins in apples and presenting them to friends. The baby in the arms of a young man is holding a gingerbread man — this is a symbol of the holiday of St. Nicholas. But it’s worth noting that baking figurines of Saint Nicholas was forbidden in the 17th century in many Dutch cities because it wasn’t approved by protestant authorities.
Portrait of a Man in a Red Turban (1433, Jan van Eyck)
Despite the name of the painting, the man’s headwear is not a turban but a medieval French headwrap called a chaperon. The fashion for chaperons came from Burgundy at the beginning of the 15th century and lasted for 100 years. It was worn by both men and women from all walks of life.
Woman at Her Toilet 1659–1660); In the Tavern (1660— 1679; Jan Steen)
It’s not for nothing that Jan Steen is considered to be the master of genre painting. His paintings help us easily recreate the reality of the Dutch of the 17th century. The 2 paintings shown above are different when it comes to their plot, but they are similar in one small detail, which would be immediately noticed by contemporaries. The red color of stockings at those times indicated that the woman is not quite worried about high morals and it gives her away as someone who is easily accessible. Also, in the second painting, we can see backgammon on the table — just like cards, this game was associated with idleness and silliness at those times.
The Peasant Wedding (1568, Pieter Bruegel the Elder)
This painting by the great Dutch painter can tell us many interesting things. If you look closer, you’ll see a spoon in the headgear of the guy carrying the food — this is a sign that he is poor. After the abolition of serfdom, peasants who didn’t have their own land found themselves experiencing harsh living conditions. They had to live and sleep wherever they could, they took any kind of seasonal work, they mostly worked as servants, and as a rule, they would carry all of their necessary items with them. You can see both the spoon in the hat and the belt of the cross-shoulder bag in the painting. The most necessary and universal item was a knife — even a kid had one (look at the bottom left part of the painting).
The front wall is not a wall at all, but neatly folded wheat. The wheat was ground from September to January; weddings were celebrated during the same period. The full barn indicates that the harvest was good and that the participants of the celebration will not have to suffer from hunger in the coming year.
The bride is depicted as very calm, almost motionless. This also has meaning. Traditionally, the bride was not supposed to do anything on this day because the life of a peasant woman was full of tedious work on a regular basis.
The Arnolfini Portrait (1434, Jan Van Eyck)
The canvas presumably portrays the Italian merchant Giovanni di Nicolao Arnolfini and his wife. The painter is showing the audience an image of wealthy people in detail: clothing trimmed with rich fur and in blue and bright green fabric, red fabric for their bed linens — it was quite expensive to dye fabrics in these colors during that time. Oranges were also imported and very expensive goods.
Contrary to the first impression, the woman in the picture is most likely not pregnant — she’s only following the fashion of that time: the more fabric, the more indicative of high social status.
People from the 15th century would instantly understand that this room didn’t exist because it lacks the main thing people couldn’t live without — the painter didn’t paint a fireplace.


brightside--2020-10-24--20 People Who Failed to Find a Perfect Outfit at the Store, So They Created It Themselves

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Designer clothes often cost as much as an airplane wing , and custom tailoring costs as much as the entire airliner .
There is a more affordable way to look unique and stylish — just get a sewing machine , some patience , a drop of inspiration , and make all your fashion dreams come true .
People from our article have different sewing skills — some of them tried sewing for the first time , while others could really compete with eminent fashion designers .
But we at Bright Side @ @ @ @ @ @ @ take their rightful place in the world ’ s fashion shows .
“ Nothing beats the feeling of a custom bias silk dress .
I drafted the pattern myself and created my wedding outfit.
” “ I designed and sewed a coat for myself .
I like it.
” “ I got inspired by Grace Kelly ’ s outfit from Rear Window , spent $ 50 on fabric , and made this dress for my parents ’ Christmas party.
” “ My son made this dress out of plastic bags with help of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ He did it for the first time for a school project and won 2 scholarships.
” “ Puff sleeves are trending so I decided to make an outfit in a gothic , clown style.
” “ I made a blue dress in a retro style with embroidery and pockets .
And from remnants of fabric , I also made a belt and a handbag.
” — I ’ ve never sewed , but I decided to make a dress from scratch .
— This is incredible work for a beginner .
“ I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ belt from Vogue patterns .
Toward the end , my machine stopped working so the buttons and belt are hand-sewn !
” “ Prom night didn ’ t happen this year , but at least I can still twirl around in the ball gown I made.
” “ Multiple mental breakdowns , a broken needle , and 48+ hours of work to make an , ’ I inherited my vanished husband ’ s riches ’ robe.
” “ I made a tiger print dress today .
I spent 4 hours on it , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ I sewed a skirt and a neckerchief while following a YouTube video .
These are the first pieces of clothes I made myself , and I wear them with pleasure in public.
” “ I made myself a coat using a Vogue pattern , but with some modifications .
It ’ s perfect for the winter.
” “ I was 8 years old when my favorite movie Edward Scissorhands was released .
I made a dress like the main character had , having spent 3 days and $ 28 on it.
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dress from recycled plastic bags for a school project .
”

Designer clothes often cost as much as an airplane wing, and custom tailoring costs as much as the entire airliner. There is a more affordable way to look unique and stylish — just get a sewing machine, some patience, a drop of inspiration, and make all your fashion dreams come true.
People from our article have different sewing skills — some of them tried sewing for the first time, while others could really compete with eminent fashion designers. But we at Bright Side are sure that all these outfits could take their rightful place in the world’s fashion shows.
“I designed and made my prom dress myself.”
“I sewed a pleated skirt and a matching cropped jacket using a self-drafted pattern.”
“Nothing beats the feeling of a custom bias silk dress. I drafted the pattern myself and created my wedding outfit.”
“I designed and sewed a coat for myself. I like it.”
“I got inspired by Grace Kelly’s outfit from Rear Window, spent $50 on fabric, and made this dress for my parents’ Christmas party.”
“My son made this dress out of plastic bags with help of a sewing machine and hot glue. He did it for the first time for a school project and won 2 scholarships.”
“Puff sleeves are trending so I decided to make an outfit in a gothic, clown style.”
“I made a blue dress in a retro style with embroidery and pockets. And from remnants of fabric, I also made a belt and a handbag.”
— I’ve never sewed, but I decided to make a dress from scratch. — This is incredible work for a beginner.
“I sewed a high neck cape with a belt from Vogue patterns. Toward the end, my machine stopped working so the buttons and belt are hand-sewn!”
“Prom night didn’t happen this year, but at least I can still twirl around in the ball gown I made.”
“The vintage dress I made myself.”
“Multiple mental breakdowns, a broken needle, and 48+ hours of work to make an, ’I inherited my vanished husband’s riches’ robe.”
“I made a tiger print dress today. I spent 4 hours on it, but I like how it fits.”
“I sewed a skirt and a neckerchief while following a YouTube video. These are the first pieces of clothes I made myself, and I wear them with pleasure in public.”
“I made this bee and flower dress myself.”
“I made myself a coat using a Vogue pattern, but with some modifications. It’s perfect for the winter.”
“I was 8 years old when my favorite movie Edward Scissorhands was released. I made a dress like the main character had, having spent 3 days and $28 on it.”
“I made a denim suit with bell-bottomed trousers and a jacket.”
“My sister made an amazing wedding dress from recycled plastic bags for a school project.”


brightside--2020-10-24--17 Finds That Pleasantly Shocked Their Owners

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest It ’ s always nice to find something precious or a treasure from the past .
The adventurers and treasure hunters inside of us immediately wake up .
So internet users shared their findings , and they once again proved that things dear to the heart can be found anywhere .
We at Bright Side have found all sorts of nice little things and treasures in different places .
So we know about the variety of feelings that can be experienced in these moments , like the ones that happened to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I found my mother ’ s old recipe book which is full of hilarious pictures .
Behold the wonder of sausage salad !
” “ I found a purse with ancient coins .
The purse was hidden in the roots of a tree.
” “ I found this photo of my parents when I was cleaning out the hall closet .
My mom said this was around 1982-1983.
” “ I found a 255-year-old document in the wall of a house I am renovating.
” “ I found my great-grandfather ’ s whistle @ @ @ @ @ @ @ War I.
” “ Found this incredible Monsterra on the road .
My dog loves it more than I do.
” “ I found this American coin far away from its home country , in a quiet field while metal detecting in Scotland.
” “ I came across these weird stairs on a hiking trail.
” “ I found an old Dell ‘ Pocket PC ’ in my parents ’ basement.
” “ Today , my roommate found an original Star Wars VHS at a thrift store.
” “ My friend works in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ planner from 1941.
” “ I just opened a book I bought at a secondhand store and found this.
” This part of the tree stump looks like a wooden miniature metropolis .
“ My old man and me at the same age , 35 years apart — him in 1953 and me in 1988 .
People always said we looked alike , but I never thought about it until I found this old picture of him.
” “ I found 83 gold coins at the bottom of a coal container after renovating @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and just found a box with a bunch of collectibles and books .
”

It’s always nice to find something precious or a treasure from the past. The adventurers and treasure hunters inside of us immediately wake up. So internet users shared their findings, and they once again proved that things dear to the heart can be found anywhere.
We at Bright Side have found all sorts of nice little things and treasures in different places. So we know about the variety of feelings that can be experienced in these moments, like the ones that happened to the people from our compilation.
“I found my mother’s old recipe book which is full of hilarious pictures. Behold the wonder of sausage salad!”
“I found a purse with ancient coins. The purse was hidden in the roots of a tree.”
“I found this photo of my parents when I was cleaning out the hall closet. My mom said this was around 1982-1983.”
“I found a 255-year-old document in the wall of a house I am renovating.”
“I found my great-grandfather’s whistle he used in the trenches of World War I.”
“Found this incredible Monsterra on the road. My dog loves it more than I do.”
“I found this American coin far away from its home country, in a quiet field while metal detecting in Scotland.”
Variety of colors
“I came across these weird stairs on a hiking trail.”
“I found an old Dell ‘Pocket PC’ in my parents’ basement.”
“Today, my roommate found an original Star Wars VHS at a thrift store.”
“My friend works in a recycling center. He found a planner from 1941.”
“I just opened a book I bought at a secondhand store and found this.”
This part of the tree stump looks like a wooden miniature metropolis.
“My old man and me at the same age, 35 years apart — him in 1953 and me in 1988. People always said we looked alike, but I never thought about it until I found this old picture of him.”
“I found 83 gold coins at the bottom of a coal container after renovating a house.”
“I recently moved and just found a box with a bunch of collectibles and books.”