
The Leftovers Nobody Claims
A small container of leftovers survives in the refrigerator for days until nobody remembers who made it, when it went in, or whether anyone is still willing to claim it.
Exercise keeps getting assigned to the highly motivated version of yourself who is apparently scheduled to arrive tomorrow.

A small container of leftovers survives in the refrigerator for days until nobody remembers who made it, when it went in, or whether anyone is still willing to claim it.

Everyone is technically getting ready, just on completely different schedules, until the whole family reaches the door and the keys mysteriously disappear.

Two people sit in the same room at the same temperature and somehow experience entirely different climates.

A five-minute administrative phone call stays on the to-do list for days because somehow starting it feels much bigger than actually making it.

Someone says nothing is wrong in a way that communicates very clearly that something is wrong.

A five-minute administrative phone call stays on the to-do list for days because somehow starting it feels much bigger than actually making it.

A shopper walks into the grocery store for one specific thing, gets distracted by everything else, and then completely forgets the reason for the trip.