 Thus, recent discussion of the notion of everyday emphasizes relationality and lability, a temporary framework that responds to specific time and place, whether it regards the course of an individual’s life (such as a painting becoming a part of one’s everyday life after being purchased and hung on the living room wall), or a general societal change, such as the increasing presence of the digital world today. Accordingly, the distinction between ordinary/extraordinary, familiar/unfamiliar, and event-like/routine-like that dominate the discussion of everyday should not be understood as something stationary, static, and fixed (Haapala 2017; Potgieter 2017).