The Posts I Didn’t Write
I almost wrote about the aquarium, about my approaching wedding, and about my cats one more time for good measure.
I almost wrote about the aquarium, about my approaching wedding, and about my cats one more time for good measure.
It’s challenging to express joy or sympathy onstage when your default habit is checking whether your eyebrows are expressing intrigue or ennui.
Why did I judge you for changing your voice from normal to sillily sexy?
You’ll realize that you don’t want someone who won’t cry with you when you’re mourning.
When I lost count of the congregants who had taken the mic to say a word, I did give my watch more than one glance.
We order cookies for delivery because I convince you they will make me feel better.
Time and friction.
I’ve lived for twenty-five years, but I think these last five have been my favorite.
Something is wrong, but fixable. Surely these characters won’t break it further at every turn.
At this point, it feels like I’m writing thank you notes out of obligation, like I had the equivalent of an internet wedding and instead of noting gifts given, I’m thanking them for playing a game with me for four hours.