Another building. Not the same one, not even close, an hour out past the county line if the map on my phone can be trusted which lately it can't, it rounds distances now, I've caught it doing that three separate times. Storage bay, roll up door, the ribbed kind that jams if you don't lift it square. Nobody around it that I could see. Taped to the frame at eye height, a printed notice, laminated maybe, hard to tell in the light I had. I have seen this notice before. Not this exact one, this exact building doesn't matter, what matters is the printing. The one on the clipboard, the one I already wrote up on the fourth occurrence page, the font on that form was too small for the page and the logo sat off center, I noted that at the time because it read like someone who almost got the template right. This one has the same problem. Same smallness. Same drift to the left on the header line, like whoever printed it used the identical file and never noticed the margins were wrong, or never cared, or it's not a mistake at all and I'm the only one who keeps finding the copies.

I don't have a name for the company on this one either, the header line is too small to read even blown up. I photographed it anyway, close, flash on, because that's the only way to get the kerning to show up on a phone camera at that distance and in that light. Paper's buckled at one corner like it got rained on and dried without anyone reading it. Small rust plate bolted under it, older than the door, doesn't match, two seperate objects treated like they belong to each other because someone put them six inches apart and walked away. Rust like that takes years, not weeks. My uncle used to go at the porch rail every spring with a wire brush and vinegar, never worked, he did it anyway. Anyway.

Started keeping these now. Not the buildings, the notices. If it happens again I circle it and that's data, three is data, two is what they'd call a coincidence if you asked them, which nobody is asking because nobody but me knows to ask yet. The address work is still up if anyone wants to check the printing against it themselves, I kept the numbers. I don't know who prints these or how many buildings have one taped up right now, today, while I'm typing this on a couch that isn't mine.