The Bean Stickers
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Description: Chicago's most photogenic sculpture rises over Millennium Park in vintage travel poster style — the skyline reflected in Cloud Gate's mirrored surface while vintage taxis and sunburst rays complete the composition. Every visit starts and ends at The Bean.
The Bean — Millennium Park, Experience the Iconic Reflection of the Windy City Sticker
by Bad Decisions
$3.50
Description: Funny retro comic-style depiction of the clumsy man and his teddy companion in a vintage chase
Les Aventures de Monsieur Bean – The Quirky English Gentleman Sticker
by Beatrick
$3.00 $3.50
Description: "Bright Coral Bean Blooms at the National Butterfly Center" Bright coral-red blooms of the Coral Bean plant reach toward the Texas sky at the National Butterfly Center in Mission, Texas. While exploring the gardens and trails, I was drawn to the striking shape and vivid color of these unusual blossoms, a favorite nectar source for pollinators and hummingbirds. Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved 20260327_DSC1659 Alt Text: Vibrant red blooms of a coral tree stand out against a clear blue sky. Their unique tubular shape and bright color make them striking. Photography by Debra Martz
Description: At last, someone has had the courage to tell the truth about the vanilla soy latte: it’s three-bean soup wearing café clothes. Coffee, soy and vanilla unite in one proudly overqualified beverage for coffee lovers, baristas, plant-based drinkers and anyone who enjoys applying questionable culinary logic with complete confidence. Cool fact: coffee “beans” are actually fruit seeds, vanilla “beans” are orchid seed pods, and soybeans are the only genuine legumes in this suspicious little soup.
