LARGE WEDGE OF CHEESE I JUST FOUND MELTED INTO THE FLOOR OF MY CAR
Calling you a wedge is kind. You're more like a pile, now that I've allowed the furnace of my Hyundai Elantra to cook you into something horrifying, becoming translucent and hard like a diamond baking in the mantle of the Earth, if a diamond smelled like grundle.
I got you from my parents, a huge chunk wrapped in saran wrap left over from the catering from a sad family occasion which I will not get into, as it will no doubt depress you, cheese, as you already have many things about which to be sad. Your brethren somehow made the journey from parent's fridge to my fridge, and you were left behind. You will never be eaten, feeling the warm embrace of death as molars turn you into mush to be chemically transformed into energy and fat and poopy. You are now, and will forever be, a pile of weird looking crap, decaying in some landfill, after I gingerly tossed you into the garbage can at the underground parking at my work, hoping no one noticed.
Your lasting contribution to the world will be an odd smell in the nose of people in my car (who will wonder if they forgot to wear deodorant today) and a dark spot on the carpet, an eternal chalk outline, a bloodstain of dairy sweat, marking your final resting place in the back of my car, the useless keyboard tray for my $50 desk and broken MacBook adapter I am too lazy to get rid of keeping vigilance over your grave.
I'm sorry I forgot about you.



















