French fries have sold more ketchup than tomatoes ever could.
Category Archives: Tiny Threads
July
2019
Tiny Threads: An Insignificant Series
A sandwich always tastes better when someone else makes it. I don’t know why this should be true, it just is. Same for a salad.
July
2019
Tiny Threads: An Insignificant Series
How silly humans are.
We send rockets into the air, blow them up, and watch them burn.
Sometimes the unfortunate blow off a few fingers in the process.
All in the name of America.
Home of the brave…
July
2019
Tiny Threads: An Insignificant Series
How are all these people affording month-long summer stays at vacation spots?
Am I the only one who has to go to work?
July
2019
Tiny Threads: An Insignificant Series
With all of our modern-day technology, you would think someone could make an oven door that you can actually see through.
June
2019
Tiny Threads: An Insignificant Series
Debating who is worse: people who use no caps or PEOPLE WHO USE ALL CAPS.
June
2019
Tiny Threads: An Insignificant Series
Sadness is a pile of fallen peony petals you never got to smell.
June
2019
Tiny Threads: An Insignificant Series
Honey syrup cures many an ailment: bland tea, bitter cocktails, and/or not-quite-ripe fruit. Try some, you’ll like it.
June
2019
Tiny Threads: An Insignificant Series
Those days when you can’t decide if you have a real stomachache or if your pants are just squeezing your balls too tightly.
June
2019
Tiny Threads: An Insignificant Series
“Starting a podcast is the millennial version of let’s start a band.â€
I don’t know who said it, but I love it.
June
2019
Tiny Threads: An Insignificant Series
A word or few on the bachelorette party: bane of the gay bar’s existence. While most view the bachelorette party with a weary, hateful eye, I usually think, ‘Oh, let them enjoy their day-long glory. They can go back to worshipping me the remaining 364 days of the year,’ and then it usually happens.
June
2019
Tiny Threads: An Insignificant Series
In my rapidly-advancing age I find it much easier to say a kind word instead of a mean one. There is less effort involved. And when it comes to criticism, a little goes a long way. (In the words of Norma Desmond, “I can say anything I want with my eyes!â€)
There is something powerful in not saying anything out loud if you have nothing nice to say. A literally-unsaid sort of power.