Tag Archives: abandoned

Pink Thing of The Day: Abandoned Pink Solo Cup

abandoned pink solo cup photo by gail worley
Photo By Gail

Nothings says “The Party’s Over” quite like a Pink Solo Cup that’s been abandoned in the grass by some thoughtless piece  of shit.  The emptiness of your cup is never an excuse for littering. Pick up after yourselves, bitches!

Pink Thing of The Day: Abandoned Pink Flamingo Lip Balm

pink flamingo lip gloss photo by gail worley
Photos by Gail

My eyesight  isn’t the best, but it wasn’t hard to spot this tiny Pink Flamingo Lip Balm (I know what it is because I own one myself) on one of my recent walks. The Flamingo and its friend, the Ice Cream Cone Magnet Pen (seen below) were abandoned on a ledge outside an apartment building. I made my documentation, and I continued on my walk.

pink flamingo lip gloss photo by gail worley

Abandoned SpongeBob Baby Stroller

abandoned sponge bob baby stroller photo by gail worley
Photo By Gail

Poor SpongeBob. He looks happy because he does not yet realize that he is no longer living in his Pineapple under the sea, and has been put out with the garbage. Sadness.

Pink Thing Of The Day: Abandoned Pig Toy and Child Seat

child seat and pig toy photo by gail worley
Photos By Gail

What looks to me to be some sort of a Pink Plastic Child’s Activity Seat accompanied by an adorable Pink Pig Toy were found abandoned on the sidewalk just steps from the entrance to the Goodwill Store on West 14th Street. This brings up so many questions for me. Like, why were they not donated to the store? Were they rejected for hygiene purposes due to Covid? Either way, it’s sad to think of this little piggie ending up in the bin. Sadness.

abandoned pig toy photo by gail worley

Pink Thing Of The Day: Abandoned Pink Balloon

pink balloon and red connection photo by gail worley
Photos By Gail

Aside from the bright contrast of colors between the Pink Balloon and Red Standpipe Connection, what stood out for me as I came upon this scene was how snuggly the balloon was wedged between the standpipe and the building’s black exhaust grate. Someone wanted to ensure that the balloon didn’t blow away. I’m glad for that, because otherwise I would have missed it on my hunt for Pink Things.

pink balloon and red connection photo by gail worley
Balloon Wedgie