Mira hadn't ever accepted that humans are such social creatures. Interacting only for the job was fine--or rather, it should have been. A "good morning" from someone is nice, every so often. Social, yes. Very social. Perhaps it was this realization that led to her current choice of location--just a few feet from the beaten path, she could wait for whoever might need a little computer help and also begin to survey the people around her. Beyond the configuration of their personal electronics, who else left everything behind to come here? Eavesdropping, while not considered to be particularly nice, was strangely entertaining and an interesting way to approach personal reflection. ...but maybe that was too deep for this time of day. Mornings were for hoping that no one would have computer problems. ...similar to hoping a unicorn would jump out from the brush and grant everyone three wishes.

(Lazy clarification is lazy, also: outdoors, silly me.)