Today I was too busy at work to actively look for coins. And when I left work at 9 p.m. I was too tired and too hungry to care about actively looking.
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This afternoon I was working with a team of students in the lab. We were brainstorming some ideas when I looked under the table and spotted a penny! (Coin #1) I said, “Hurray! Excuse me, while I interrupt this serious work session for a moment of Penny Finding.” They looked at me as though I were crazy! They are new students who did not know about Penny Finding. (New opportunity to share).
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While heading back to my office, something shiny caught my eye. It was perplexing because it was about 3” off the ground. My first thought was that it was a silver sequin (like the shimmering circles on the Sparkletts water trucks). It looked about the size of a dime.
My logical mind was saying “Coins do not just hang in the air, what is this?” I walked closer. It sure looked like a dime.
Do spiders eat coins? ;-)
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I was quite happy with today’s impressive coin find, but Doc was not. We left campus at 9 p.m. and he detoured to McDonalds while I went straight home. He came home with his dinner and two pennies. One penny from the closed first drive through window, and one penny from the pick up window. (Coins #3&4).
Lesson: Penny Angels are not limited by our Human logic and expectations.
Today’s Total: 4 coins P (3), D (1) = $0.13
1 comment:
WOW! COOL!!! Love that you got a picture of the dime suspended. I wouldn't have believed it otherwise!!!
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