
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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Three of us had to finish bath time before our dads got home.
My grandma had it down pat like an old fashioned time and motion study.
I was four. My cousin, one year behind me, and my brother, bringing up the rear as usual, was one at the...
We went out after breakfast and nobody saw us again until dinner time.
No one questioned us about where we were going, and I couldn’t have told them if they had, because we didn’t know ourselves.
We had the whole day, a street full of mat...
You could tell how good the party had gotten by how far up the stairs the noise had climbed.
By nine it was at the bottom step.
By ten it was past the landing and coming under my bedroom door, and by then I’d given up pretending to be as...
When I was a kid we had a room in our house that we weren’t allowed to be in.
It was called the front room. Not the living room. We lived in the other one, the back one, the one with the good telly and the settee that had been sat on so ma...
So today, I bought a planner.
Not just any planner… no, no.
A nice one. Leather-effect cover, a little elastic strap, the kind of cream pages that make your handwriting look like it has a pension and firm opinions about wine.
£24. For pa...
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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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