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Spent Saturday morning pulling trash off the shoreline by the north trail. Two full bags. The herons watched the whole time like supervisors.

Saw Maya's shoreline morning and grabbed gloves on my way home from shift. One bag from the parking lot median. It counts.

Kept a spare trash bag in my backpack all week because of Sam. Used it twice.

Set up a bin-and-gloves station by the bike racks so the next person doesn't need to plan ahead.

Started a coat rail outside the education building — take one, leave one. Eleven coats moved through it in the first two days.

Added a shelf of gloves and scarves to Priya's coat rail. My grandmother knitted most of them and asked me to say: take two.

Dropped off two coats from the back of my closet. Rail's looking full again.

Fixed three laptops at the library help desk today, no charge. One belonged to a first-year who thought she'd lost her whole thesis draft. She hadn't.

Offered my printing credits at the library counter after seeing Jonah's help-desk streak.

Walked the shelter's oldest dog, Biscuit, who nobody picks. He found four excellent sticks and kept one.

Left a basket of garden tomatoes in the department kitchen with a note: no sign-up, no thanks needed.

Friday set at the retirement home. A resident requested the same song three times, so we played it three times.

Stayed late to walk a nervous first-year through course registration.

Covered a coworker's shift so she could make her daughter's recital.

Built a shaded water station for campus cats near the science annex. Facilities said as long as it's tidy, it stays.