Google.  It’s everywhere, right?

But this post is not about the Google you are thinking about.

It is about googly eyes.

You know what I am talking about.  Those little wiggly eyes that are often used in crafts.

I found a great idea from a blogger friend, Kathy, who blogs at The Junk Drawer.  I first started following her when she kept a running account of a plastic bag that she lovingly named Windy who was stuck in a tree.   If you click here you can view all the archived posts about Windy. 

It’s a really fun journey and Windy, RIP, lived a long full life from March 15, 2008 to October 9, 2011.   This is the post that shares an interview with Windy which explains how she came to live in the tree.

But I really digress.  This was just how I “met” Kathy and came to love her witty take on life.  As a follower on Facebook I have become a little bit addicted to one of her new witty endeavors which involves placing googly eyes on things.

I don’t do this to deface anything but instead hope to bring a smile to a face or two.  Take a look at my most recent googly eye creations left in various places.

You might have already seen this one—a recent addition to my scratched car that I am picking up today. I am hoping the bandaid and googly eyes are gone wth the dinged in door.

A candle holder with what already looked like a bit of a face.

How about a hairdryer?

This seagull in a picture just was crying for googly eyes.

A fan with ears?

This little silver holder in a restaurant for sweetener and sugar seemed the perfect place since it already seemed to have a nose .

I know it is silly but it makes me laugh and now with my massive ziplock of googly eyes that I keep in my purse I am ever ready to put a smile on a face including mine.

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