LONDON -- It's inauguration day. There's a lot going on,Bahamas but why not take at least 10 seconds out of your schedule to look at this photo of two carrots embracing?
SEE ALSO: Beagle pup is mesmerized by flying carrotsThe photo was shared on Twitter by BBC weatherman Kevin Thomas. If you look closely, it kind of seems like the small carrot is holding on to the big carrot.
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It's impossible to know how these carrots feel about inauguration day.
Maybe they're hugging in celebration, or perhaps they're clinging onto each other and weeping tiny carrot tears as they contemplate an unknowable future.
Either way, the carrots are no more.
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We'll always have the memories.
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