The pandemic cannot last forever. The Spanish flu ended, and so will this. But it’s also true that we’re entering the darkest days of the pandemic, and after two years of it already, it feels sometimes that ‘We’ll be lost forever.’
Category Archive: Humour
A throwback article about one of my favourite trips … tracing the drunken footsteps of Paul Giamatti
It’s been difficult to know all week whether I’ve been depressed or just perpetually hungover. Which seems like […]
No one — NO ONE — tells Bible stories like Irish comedian Tommy Tiernan. That he tells Bible stories at […]
‘Tell us the one about the kangaroo again,’ said Brodie, warming his damp socks by the fire. His […]
I have been swearing a bit lately, particularly in my written work. I suppose I should stop. There […]
The day I flew in to LAX from Nashville was memorable for two reasons. The first reason was […]
A kiss, but not a kiss A moment of connection, and also contempt. Those eyes, dark and foreboding, […]
I received a text today that read, simply: We are starting a fatty challenge. I reckon you can […]
Burning Belly 