Humour

The Patio Set Trap

Every spring, something strange happens to otherwise reasonable adults. The snow disappears, the temperature climbs above 10 degrees, and suddenly…

2 days ago

Technology: A Grudge We Cannot Prove

If you ever feel like your toaster is judging you, you are not alone. There is a growing suspicion that…

6 days ago

From Friends to Furniture in One Move

Moving has a funny way of exposing human nature. Not the polite version we show at dinner parties, but the…

4 weeks ago

The Recipe He Won’t Forget

Every good cook knows this quiet truth. It is not the fancy garnish or the expensive cut that makes a…

1 month ago

A Man’s First Distraction

I’ve come to believe that if you want to understand human history properly, you don’t start with wars or politics…

2 months ago

Canada’s Naughtiest Road Map

Everyone remembers their first grand Canadian road trip a little differently. Some recall the mountains rising like old guardians along…

3 months ago

When Fabric Judges Back

I have come to the conclusion that clothing sizes are less a system and more a personality test. In one…

3 months ago

The Philosophy of Shared Showers

When the last kid moves out, a strange thing happens in a long marriage. The house gets quiet. Suspiciously quiet.…

3 months ago

The Snooze Button Conspiracy

If there were a world championship for lying, alarm clocks would dominate the podium. Silver medal might go to politicians…

3 months ago

Ten Times We Tried Role Play

After thirty years of marriage, Daniel and Claire found themselves sitting on a beige couch across from a calm, well…

4 months ago