Cairo taught me packing shame
I packed for Cairo like I was moving there forever.
Favorites
A curated shelf from the archive.
Living with a rebellious two-factor code
The two-factor code began politely.
Ode to sushi roll
I met sushi roll at the picnic blanket under questionable lighting.
Pen lid crisis
A pen without a lid is a temporary tattoo machine.
The rotation of Earth really makes my day
The rotation of Earth really makes my day.
Lost in Vancouver with a suitcase wheel
In Vancouver I trusted a suitcase wheel more than the map.
Postcard delay
Postcards arrive after you've forgotten the trip, which is the point.
The lab partner vs the group project
The lab partner treated the group project like a final boss.
Lost in Dublin with a rental car GPS
In Dublin I trusted a rental car GPS more than the map.
Living with a rebellious video call
The video call began politely.
The guidance counselor vs the study guide
The guidance counselor treated the study guide like a final boss.
Lost in Cairo with a travel adapter
In Cairo I trusted a travel adapter more than the map.
Why we banned quiet hours near the badge reader
It started when the HR coordinator whispered to the badge reader as if it could hear feedback.
My smartwatch scheduled a meeting for last Tuesday
I trusted my smartwatch completely.
A short theory of ordinary objects #10
Object number 10 on my desk has outlived three planners.
The customer success lead and the shared calendar
Our customer success lead spent Monday convincing the shared calendar to cooperate.
Ode to chili
I met chili at the dinner party under questionable lighting.
Attendance theater
I raised my hand for attendance and accidentally volunteered.