Humour

The Lost Sock Diary

There are two kinds of people in this world. Those who have lost a sock to the dryer, and liars.…

9 months ago

Tropical Heat and Poor Judgement

Suspicion does not age well in the tropics. It ferments. Add heat, humidity, and too much time on your hands,…

9 months ago

Make It Make Sense

I’ve reached that golden age where confusion no longer startles me. It just mildly offends me. I don’t ask questions…

9 months ago

When Muscles Aren’t Enough

The pub had a reputation, and like most good reputations in Canada, it came with a story that grew a…

9 months ago

Caffeinated and Barely Civil

Coffee is the only addiction where, instead of an intervention, people buy you mugs with slogans. “But first, coffee.” “Coffee…

9 months ago

The Password Delusion

Passwords are the biggest con job humanity ever agreed to without reading the fine print. We were promised security. What…

9 months ago

Fur, Attitude, and a Mortgage-Free Life

Somewhere along the evolutionary timeline, pets quietly decided they were done being animals. No announcement. No manifesto. Just a slow,…

9 months ago

Monkey See, Monkey Shrug

The Costa Rican jungle wakes up long before humans do, and it does so without asking permission. The air hangs…

10 months ago

Winter Without a Pulse

January used to mean layers. Serious layers. The kind where you dress like an overstuffed sausage just to take the…

10 months ago

Full Bars, Empty Soul

There was a time when our moods were shaped by real things. Weather. Money. Relationships. Whether the coffee was good…

10 months ago