During the winter months my hands grow so dry that the skin on my fingerprints flakes off, leaving me without the customary means of identification for humans. This has proven a little problematic in my new work space where devices register your fingerprint or ID card before allowing you entry. I have been using my ID card since I arrived, but this makes me ponder that for a few months each year the police would have difficulty tracing my physical presence at any scene. If I were missing, if I committed a crime and no drop of my blood were shed, how could they find me? What remnants of my presence would they rely upon? I walk among the cold winds of New York anonymous and untraceable.
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