Sunset watched with fading interest as the customers came and went. Some food here, some gasoline there, perhaps a medical supply or two if he was lucky.  But, she hadn't quite realized that as the day went on, she began to feel more lethargic. Nor did she realize that her being outside in the sun every day was beneficial to her, perhaps even necessary. She couldn't even feel the pain in her shoulder anymore because of this. Even around lunchtime, she didn't feel hungry unlike this morning. Her stomach didn't utter even the slightest gurgle! The room seemed to tilt to her, making her more than reluctant to stand. Not only was she no longer  glowing, her lively tanned complexion even seemed to pale slightly. Most wouldn't notice the difference; even she couldn't tell. But then again, it was nearly as if she was intoxicated. One step could send her careening into the linoleum. Quite the unpleasant experience for any occasion, especially if she landed on the shoulder she already hurt. She simply leaned against the wall, keeping seated in the chair.  She barely took notice when her eyes began to droop, but was far too out of it to pay it any attention.