A Short Play Entitled: “Yes, I’ve Definitely Locked the Door”
You definitely locked the door… didn’t you? A one-act domestic drama about the spiral of self-doubt that follows us down the street. Whimsical, relatable, and mildly unhinged.
Month: March 2025
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The Existential Horror of Seeing Yourself in a Ring Doorbell Notification Still
Why do Ring doorbell notifications always catch you in the worst possible pose? A hilariously tragic look at the still images that make you question how you’ve ever walked like a normal human.
Quietly Different
A witty, thoughtful reflection on discovering you’re autistic later in life—navigating masking, awkward conversations, and the quiet joy of finally understanding yourself. Weird doesn’t mean wrong.
My Phone Thinks I’m a Danger to Myself and Others
Autocorrect was meant to help, but instead it’s turned texting into a minefield of awkward, bizarre, and sometimes risqué mistakes. From everyday mishaps to cringe-worthy blunders, here’s a hilarious look at how autocorrect makes us all look slightly unhinged.
Grounded Theory: Making It Up As You Go Along (But With Integrity)
Grounded Theory: the beloved chaos engine of qualitative research. This witty deep dive explores the strange brilliance of making up your theory as you go—complete with NVivo-induced despair, reflexive diary entries, and the comforting lie of theoretical saturation.
The Ancient Art of Forgetting Why You Walked Into the Room
Ever wandered into a room and forgotten why? You’re not alone. A whimsical exploration of one of life’s most baffling yet universal experiences—losing your train of thought mid-walk.
Leaving Work on a Friday – The Different Types of Exit
The great British tradition of escaping work on a Friday—stealth exits, dramatic goodbyes, and last-minute traps. A humorous look at the different types of Friday departures.
Why Can’t Bread Be Made to Fit Toasters (or Vice Versa)?
Why is bread always the wrong size for toasters? And why can’t toasters ever toast evenly? A deep dive into the age-old battle between bread and breakfast technology.