Password
April 30th 2020 Today, shoutout to the six people who text me this morning to see if I’m doing okay. I know the last few blogs have been pretty whiny, but I didn’t mean to make anyone worry that I … Continue reading Password
Month: April 2020
Nonsense
April 29th 2020 Today I tried to go to sleep without writing anything but it didn’t work. Then I tried to write some jibberish nonsense but it made too much sense and gave too much away. So instead there’s this. Until tomorrow, I don’t know what to do. Jacn Continue reading Nonsense
Private
April 28th 2020 Today I’ve been thinking about making this blog private. Because, you see, I don’t really tell the truth on here any more. For every highly filtered, roughly edited story I do tell, there’s another that I just completely suppress. I don’t say exactly what I’m thinking. I drain my thoughts through a sieve and only allow myself to talk about the safe topics. I can’t talk about work like I’d want to because my boss reads this, and my boss’s boss reads this. And although I am overly honest with them about my personal life, I can’t … Continue reading Private
Contemplative
27th April 2020 Today idk man I’m just feeling contemplative. And it’s hard to describe. I think it came from watching this iPlayer series, Normal People, which is, like, good and stuff. Words. Description. Et cetera. And so it goes. … Continue reading Contemplative
Questionmaster
April 26th 2020 Today it was my turn to be question master at the Weekly Maths Boys Quiz Thing™. That trademark changes every week. It’s quite a soft trademark. I don’t think I’ll win any money from people infringing that … Continue reading Questionmaster
Balcony
April 25th 2020 Today it was an almost unfairly nice day outside. Far too nice a day to be stuck inside on lockdown. Warm enough that I considered spending £249 on one of those Dyson fans that no one really … Continue reading Balcony
Flatmate
April 24th 2020 Today I cooked a couple of steaks to celebrate my flatmate moving back in. About a month ago, around when lockdown started, he moved back to his parents’ house. At the time he was classified as high … Continue reading Flatmate
