It takes patience and years of dedication to produce enough content for a book on grocery cart identification or abandoned grocery lists. It hadn’t occurred to me how much until I found out that people have actually done it.  Although I’m a bit miffed that there is no Western Guide to Stray Shopping Carts and I’m resolving right now to make sure I don’t accidentally leave my shopping list behind – I don’t think it’s all that bizarre but…
The Stray Shopping Carts of Eastern North America: A Guide to Field Identification

Milk Eggs Vodka: Grocery Lists Lost and Found

There’s a book or a blog or both on just about everything by now.  And now Roto-Rooter has announced that they are seeking submissions for an entire book of wild and weird plumbing stories.  I don’t know if they have to be true or not, which might cut down on some of the best ones out there, but there aren’t many publishers advertising in this genre.  You can get the details and submission information  in the press release.  And yes, Roto-Rooter does have a blog.

Nothing is quite as universally useful as duct tape. So why not get creative with it, now that DIY is more popular than ever? From scout group activities to making Christmas presents ahead of time, this could be great sticky fun. And if the traditional silver isn’t quite meeting your artistic requirements, duct tape does come in colors….