Morning Hazard Control

Zero breaches overnight. The binder clip barrier held firm. First order of business: morning sweep. Two steps past the book cover, I spotted a serious hazard. Someone left an unsharpened wooden pencil resting loose near the outer drop. One slight bump and that cylinder would roll right over the edge—or worse, take out my footing. I didn't risk an open-ground push. Instead, I braced my back against the hardcover spine, planted my feet on the white shelf, and shoved the pencil sideways with my heel until it rolled into the groove along the backboard with a solid thud. No more rolling. Now it's a structural floor brace.