
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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You knew you just had to go about an hour before you were prepared to force yourself to go, because it meant going outside.
The toilet wasn’t in the house. It was down the yard, past the coal bunker.
A separate little brick building with...
There was a switch in every house of a certain age, usually tucked away inside the airing cupboard, and one strict rule went with it.
In fact, once or twice a week, it became the entire focal point of the adults in the house.
The immersio...
The dinner ladies must have had a system, but we never had a clue what it was. Every kid was supposed to get an equal amount, but I always felt the kids in front of me got bigger portions.
Maybe she was running out and couldn’t be bothered...
My grandma donkey-stoned that front step and the front window sills every single week.
Down on her knees for the front step, with a bit of stone from the rag and bone man, getting a dead straight white line right along the top edge and sid...
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...
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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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