> The mundane of today is very insightful for tomorrow's historians. Too add an example I know well. I grew up on a small farm. We have plenty of images of C

> The mundane of today is very insightful for tomorrow's historians. Too add an example I know well. I grew up on a small farm. We have plenty of images of Christmas parties etc, but almost none showing actual work being done which is what I think my kids would appreciate the most. Luckily YouTube for all its warts exist and I can look up the "motorized tea spoon", the U-9 Motostandard for them when I need to explain it: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=motostandard+u9+ https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=motostandard+u9... (We had the one with front-mounted wagon and a stick for steering. And yes we had another slightly larger tractor as well, the AEBI Transporter TP50: )