A dust bunny fell from the ceiling fan. A moment passed. Shortly after that moment, another moment passed. That moment was followed by a series of moments, which all, inevitably, passed. The dust bunny hit the floor. It was done falling. A moment passed. Shortly after that moment, another moment passed. That moment was followed by a series of moments, which all, inevitably, passed. This dust bunny had fallen and landed on its own. No friends or family. Nothing to think of or talk about. It didn't yell, it didn't sing. It didn't do a little jig or write a boring story about itself. It left that to me. It simply floated and floated and floated and floated and floated and floated and floated and floated and floated. Then landed. I replayed that series of moments in my head over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over in my head for a seiries of moments not unlike the series of moments it took for the dust bunny to land. Then I blinked. Shortly after that blink, I blinked again. That blink of my eyes was followed by a series of binks that all, inevitably, occured. The whole ordeal was a rather boring one. After those many many blinks, I looked at the dust bunny. Perhaps I stopped blinking, perhaps I didn't. It is possible that another series of blinks occured, but I am not sure. I was looking at the dust bunny. It was on the floor. It had stopped falling. A moment passed. Shortly after that moment, another moment passed. That moment was followed by a series of moments, which all, inevitably, passed. This dust bunny was held to the floor by gravity. So was I. So was everything in the room. We still are. You are too. You were during that series of moments as well, doing what you do. Now you are here. Reading this. That means you are being held down by gravity. By the way, while you were reading this story, a moment passed. Shortly after that moment, another moment passed. That moment was followed by a series of moments, which all, inevitably, passed. Because you have finished this story, I know you are as boring as that dust bunny, which fell from that fan, and hit the floor. Then I blinked.