
I write about the absurd parts of being alive, like how my houseplants have formed a government, or why my watch congratulates me for standing up. Just observations that hopefully make you smile.
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There is a drawer in our kitchen. Probably in every kitchen.
Ours is the third one down, on the left, opposite the dishwasher.
I open it most days. I’ve never once been able to find what I was looking for. It’s a black hole. Things go in....
Every morning, before I do anything else, I conduct an assessment.
Nothing to do with the day ahead.
A physical one.
A rough check of my moving parts and which are working and which have decided to throw in the towel. This is at least a...
I own seven umbrellas.
I’ve counted them, more than once, on dry days when I’ve happened to come across them.
There are seven.
There may be eight.
I can’t be certain because they don’t all stay in the same place, and the ones I’m awa...
I’ve reset the same password eleven times.
Not eleven different passwords. The same one. The one I keep trying to set and being told I can’t use because it’s too similar to a previous password.
A previous password the computer claims it c...
I remember back when you couldn’t see a photo right after taking it.
You pressed the camera shutter. Something happened inside the camera. You moved on with your life and had to trust the process.
Whether the photo was good, whether anyon...
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Chronicling the daily glitches of being human. > From waving at strangers who weren't looking at me to remembering 90s jingles but forgetting my own age. Proof that you aren’t the only one who has no idea what they’re doing in this room.
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