“Buy it a friend,” she says—peanuts drop, honey bun falls, generosity by gravity.

A kid’s “I am a dolphin now” note gets pinned under “Claimed by the Pool.”

Rosa crowns the orphan drawer with a red sock and a note: “I will wait. —Your Other Half.”

A fly tours the candy, thunder moves furniture in the sky, and a clerk names towns on receipt paper.
Slug: night-shift-constellations

Blue tape, reversed graphite, and a Post-it with a softer second underline—what forgetting looks like when it’s fresh.