"Ideas in a Jar," by Katie Molland
Looking through a window, I saw an interesting display. A sign in the neon lights flashed a curious phrase.
"Ideas in a Jar!"
It made me wonder what could be in that jar; and what ideas it would bring.
Artistic expression, cures for deadly diseases, new ways to clean up the environment? Also, what would be the side effects of such a product? New Technology for the military? Murder techniques?
What madman would put a product on the market that would improve his customers and their lifestyles, but could possibly bring the end to their existence, also?
I stumbled into the store to see what this product could be. As I reached the display, I could see past the neon haze which had blinded my vision before. I picked up the jar and read the label.
"Ink for Fountain Pens."
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