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Noah’s Best Molasses

The jar tips over, black syrup spilling across the floor, slow as grief. I try to mop it up, but it clings to everything— the tiles, my hands, the soles of my feet. By the time the floor is clean, the room smells like a funeral— but I have it on good authority that the animals were saved. Whew.

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Date: 1/17/2025 6:05:00 PM
Better than the molasses disaster in Boston! Some great writing!
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