Don't Forget to Remember
Andie Reeves(ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧ I write and care about memory, little moments, getting my screen time down, and things like seeing a guy with a parrot on his shoulder at the shops and he's feeding it from his mouth in equal parts.
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Peeves Vol. 2
Living in the past when the past is 2020
The ability to put up and take down signage quickly in shops is a global retail phenomenon. Think how swiftly Easter bunnies give way to I ❤︎ Mom paraphernalia and the way baubles and tinsel van...
Botox runs in my family
Tuesday
I went for my second of a course of three vitamin B shots this morning, which I’m supposed to get once a month. The last one hurt so badly that I delayed my next appointment by two weeks. I remember when I got these shots a few yea...
Peeves Vol. 1
This weekend a friend asked me how I was and I replied, “I can’t complain.”
“Try,” he said.
Sometimes it’s really fun to complain, isn’t it? Now, hoping you said yes to that, let’s proceed.
When people moan about you not inviting the...
Swimming in the Year of the Horse
Tuesday
I arrived at the gym this evening and saw, with a feeling of great stress, that the swimming pool was full. I dilly-dallied in the changing room, delaying the inevitable: I was going to have to share a lane.
When I moved to London...
Swim Good
Friday
I made a terrible mistake: coming out of my comedy retirement for one night only.
At first, everything was looking good. It was at The Baxter1, my dressing room was next to Marc Lottering’s, and the mirror had big, exposed bulbs ar...
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(づ ◕‿◕ )づ writer in Cape Town | one half of the award-winning podcast Two Freaks Notice | founder of Cape Town Craft Club
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