Sloane Occurrences "Here the North American plaza bird incubates its egg, relying on camouflage, stillness, and everyone’s unwillingness to get involved."
Sloane Occurrences "Each year, the mannequins begin the long crawl back to the spawning grounds while shoppers carefully pretend not to notice."
mockumentary "Having reached the end of his larval stage and now enclosed in the safety of the cocoon, this management hopeful’s old form will begin to dissolve and rearrange. If all goes well, he will emerge soon: damp, blinking, and asking for the Q2 numbers."
mockumentary "Here we observe the urban birdwatcher: patient, cautious, and unwilling to jump to conclusions. After sustained observation of the nearby gull, this eager novice had narrowed it down to 'probably bird.'"
mockumentary "The office plant leaned toward the new intern with the quiet hunger of middle management."
mockumentary "The restless adolescent returns to the herd, chastened by the discovery that freedom, in the end, is mostly parking lots."
mockumentary "Here, among the ficus, pothos, snake plant, and assorted others, the visitor remains almost perfectly still, and by midday the office flora have accepted her as one of their own."
mockumentary "No one liked the new intern, especially after the water cooler began calling him Father."
mockumentary "The mailbox, unsatisfied with their brief daily encounters, attempts a more lasting arrangement."