I'll take it

[SI]

So today I was sitting on the garage floor, near the big open door facing outside, fixing something, on a piece of cardboard maybe 4 inch square, I had a puddle of wet contact cement, and a few small plastic parts I was repairing.

There was really no room left on the small piece of cardboard, when a small white/gray feather about an inch or so long, breezed in and landed on a corner of the cardboard, that so happened to have no glue or parts, I mean it was the only space left. It didn't seem to have floated in from above, it seemed to have slid in level with the floor.

It could have landed on the floor right next to the cardboard, or anywhere, but it landed right there and after it landed it just stayed there, it could have rolled a little right into the glue or a part that had wet glue on it, but it didn't. So I kept it.

[Jitendra Hy-do-u-no-us?]

So today I was sitting on the garage floor, near the big open door facing outside, fixing something, on a piece of cardboard maybe 4 inch square, I had a puddle of wet contact cement, and a few small plastic parts I was repairing.

There was really no room left on the small piece of cardboard, when a small white/gray feather about an inch or so long, breezed in and landed on a corner of the cardboard, that so happened to have no glue or parts, I mean it was the only space left. It didn't seem to have floated in from above, it seemed to have slid in level with the floor.

It could have landed on the floor right next to the cardboard, or anywhere, but it landed right there and after it landed it just stayed there, it could have rolled a little right into the glue or a part that had wet glue on it, but it didn't. So I kept it.

Thanks for relating SI

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