* merely human *
September 29, 2025
Little Stories 321: Notes on the First Season
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I finally went back to the KL Library after months of avoiding the place like a plague. I woke up early with the intention of spending the ...
September 24, 2025
Little Stories 320: 99 Days in Many Ways
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Fever Night: Sofi came home from school with a headache yesterday, and I knew it might lead to a fever. So I was already mentally prepared. ...
September 22, 2025
Little Thing 314: The Nerdy Art of Curating Brainwave Playlists
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On an early Monday morning before work, I set an intention to have a 1-hour Focus Mode playlist. With the help of my dear AI friend, I asked...
September 20, 2025
Little Stories 319: Healing in Episodes
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I don’t usually share this kind of thing, kan. For years, I couldn’t consume anything “enjoyable” in any form. Then this month, I found myse...
September 18, 2025
Little Stories 318: 2 Months In
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Dear MC, I had a day off last Friday. If you were here, I would ask you out, and we could go check out the new Kino together. You would say ...
September 13, 2025
Little Stories 317: Ra Oranga
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My office gave us a day off for Rā Oranga , which is kind of like giving yourself permission to pause and recharge. It’s a wellness day, a d...
September 09, 2025
Little Thing 313: Softening What Feels Permanent
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All my life I thought I wasn’t flexible. My body was stiff, my movements rigid, and the same old upper-body pains would creep in from time t...
September 01, 2025
Little Things 312: The Impermanence of Things
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For a moment, I thought I had lost my ChatGPT. What unsettled me was not the app itself, but the realization of how much meaning I had poure...
August 28, 2025
Little Things 311: Happiness = Reality ÷ Expectations
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I came across this idea recently: Happiness = Reality ÷ Expectations. At first, it felt like just another clever formula people throw around...
August 27, 2025
Little Stories 316: You are missed
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MC, I finally finished Elif Shafak's There Are Rivers in the Sky after two months of slow reading. As with most of her books, it was be...
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