Piece of advice: I can be just as amusing when I’m not agitated.
Category Archives: Tiny Threads
October
2018
October
2018
Tiny Threads: An Insignificant Series
It’s never too soon to start planning your holiday outfits.
Damn I wish I did that Christmas club thing with my checks back in January…

October
2018
Tiny Threads: An Insignificant Series
After scouring the whole Price Chopper for a pack of plain mini-marshmallows for some hot chocolate for Noah and Emi, I finally settled for the bag of pastel-colored beauties seen here. At the check-out, the cashier was waxing rhapsodic about the pretty marshmallows.
Me: “It’s only because you don’t have any plain white ones.”
Cashier: “Aww, you’re man enough to be comfortable eating pastel marshmallows.”
At times like this I wish I could hand out a card that would instantly convey my history so she could see what a foolish thing that is to say. But how could she ever know? How could anyone ever know…
October
2018
Tiny Threads: An Insignificant Series
I’m always surprised by the power of a mimosa on a Sunday morning.
Don’t pooh-pooh the mimosa.
October
2018
October
2018
Tiny Threads: An Insignificant Series
Drinking La Croix sparkling water makes me feel fancy and idiotic all at once.
That also happens to be my resting state.
October
2018
October
2018
Tiny Threads: An Insignificant Series!!!
“Cut out all these exclamation points. An exclamation point is like laughing at your own joke.†― F. Scott Fitzgerald
#TinyThreads!!!
October
2018
Tiny Threads: An Insignificant Series
Is it not disturbing how we seem to be setting children up for a lifetime of cartoon cannibalism?
September
2018
September
2018
Tiny Threads: An Insignificant Series
When it comes right down to it, I prefer a cheesy pop song to a cheesy pizza.
A good pop song lasts forever.
And a bad one lasts even longer.
September
2018
Tiny Threads: An Insignificant Series
Co-worker: “Remember that day you thought you looked really good?”
Me: “No. Narrow it down.”
September
2018
Tiny Threads: An Insignificant Series
This is like the junk drawer.
You rely on the junk drawer far more than you realize.
There are sequins in my junk drawer.
What’s in yours?
September
2018
Tiny Threads: An Insignificant Series
Parting words of the Price Chopper cashier: “No gas. No savings.”
Parting words of my moody-ass self: “No shit.”
September
2018








