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This artifact is Megan Keaton's captioned cat meme. The cat is calico. It stands on three red books with brown pages. The background is red with a gradient to the middle. The superimposed white text at the top reads, "Really? That's such an astute…

This zine, created by Michael James Ash, describes the caretaker's experiences in dog sitting.

The submitters provided the following about the artifact's history: The zine was left on the table in my house when I returned home from the trip. While…

This meme, created by Madison Keaton, shows a picture of a cat and reads, "RUNS INTO WINDOW AS KITTEN BECOMES DERP"

The submitter gave the following about the artifact's history: Charlie, the cat in the picture, was found by his now owners outside…

This scrapbook, created by Megan Keaton, represents the first year of her relationship with her now-husband, Madison. It details their activities and chronicles the events of the end of 2008, all of 2009, and the beginning of 2010.

This scrapbook, created by Megan Keaton, depicts Megan and her husband, Madison, in 2013. The scrapbook shows the couple spending time with their families, traveling and negotiating their first year living in Tallahassee, Florida.

These four scrapbook pages, created by Megan Keaton, depict the first few days of Charlie (a kitten) in her home. The pages show Megan, her husband (Madison) and their older cat (Elli) getting to know the new kitten.

This animation, created by Megan Keaton, shows a cartoon panda waving and then wishing the viewer happy birthday and asking for the viewer to come feed it.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history: I created this as a…

This travel magazine, created by Megan Keaton, describes three activities she had planned and different activities and restaurants in Atlanta and Decatur.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history: For his 30th birthday, my…

This artifact is an Instagram post by Jazmyn Jenkins and it was used to share a past memory with the public. This was posted in the fall of 2015 and the caption explains why the picture was posted and what it means to the creator.

More often than not, memes reference pop culture. Throwback pop culture is especially relatable (think, “only 90s kids will understand”). In this meme, life lessons are pointed out from a children’s movie, and as the caption points out, it is quite a…