What is on your refrigerator?

[El D.]

Right now we have postcards, random inspirational magnets that have been personalized to fit our brand of humor, a picture of mark rypien (redskins Super Bowl champ QB), pictures from a thrift store photo album of a random girl doing amateur modeling, a picture of what looks like a man wearing a bikini flipped over with "do not turn over" written on the back, the padres baseball schedule, a drawing of a disco ball and some cartoon guy with knife eyes and a beard, a do not consent to search card with a script of how to talk to cops, a picture of a bulldog that I've never met, Tetris magnets, a skate mag page that's been ripped out, and a random real estate agent's business card.

Other stuff too

[Starjots]

On the front, magnets from all the places we've been on vacation and an cute environmental poster my daughter made in 6th grade. On the side, her class schedule, family pictures friends and family have sent us, two years of utility bills. On the top, four cook books.

[notdavidlynch]

There's a note telling me to stop using the fridge because it's not for me.

[ACow]

Our fridge is now in a cupboard.

But before that it was covered in dirty fridge poetry..

[Bartender]

Nothing nothing at all.

[ciphersort]

Menus of food not in my fridge and the numbers to call to get it.

[Rhu]

A thick coat of dried saliva, from that time that I attempted to chew a hole in the door, due to temporarily forgetting how to properly manipulate the openerizing mechanism on the confounding coldbox.

[Senseye]

Fridge magnets (cheap free ones with advertising on them mostly) and some of those magnets are pinning receipts, business cards, notes with appointments (i.e. next dental checkup), etc. But honestly, the magnets themselves have come to dominate.

[lethe]

My fridge always before: Empty on the front (hate clutter) and an ongoing shopping list on the side held up by tiny, adorable frog magnets.

Fridge I'm sharing now: Front has zombie fridge poetry kit, some arranged into a haiku. Side has every thank you note my brother has received (at least one from each person) held up by various magnets collected while traveling.