I see faces #22

The face on this food container lid always looks suspiciously well-fed.

I see faces #21

The thumb screw on my spindle sander always greets me with a wink and a smile whenever I get ready to put him to work.

I see faces #20

The suitcase was looking a little green after some turbulence on the flight home.

I see faces #19

This brake (of the metal-bending, not car-stopping, variety) wags its tongue at visitors to the metal shop.

I see faces #18

The spill on this pedestrian bridge may have started out accidentally, but I’m sure it didn’t finish up that way.

I see faces #17

This old-time phone in the Jasper-Yellowhead Museum was shocked when told how far its lineage has progressed.

I see faces #16

I’m never sure whether these bypass pruners are laughing with me or at me.

I see faces #15

This house is really enjoying the sunny summer afternoon.

I see faces #14

My Tilley Hat looks out on the world disapprovingly.

At Doors Open last month, Risa lost me in a crowd at the TTC’s Greenwood Shop. She told me later that I blended into a large sub-species that all but dominated the location that day: middle-aged men wearing Tilley Hats and carrying cameras. And we’re damned proud of it, too.

I see faces #13

The front of this LED flashlight is supposed to look like a menacing alien. The back, in what is perhaps a less deliberate design, looks an awful lot like someone being menaced by an alien.