A lightbulb burned out in the bedroom, and the remaining one was flickering, dim, inadequate. If the dimmer wasn’t set just right or if you accidentally bumped it, its non-dimmable LEDs grew confused and became a strobe light. Out of replacements and unable to make it to the store before it closed, they put laundry away in a half-dark room, turned off the single bulb and went to bed.
Various Writings by Erin Bregman 