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🔊 Listen to this post Two teams stand beside a soccer field after practice, one in red jerseys, one in blue.
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🔊 Listen to this post I built a little wooden cabinet today.
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Listen to the audio version A dance card is a very small machine for making a promise about the future.
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Listen to the audio version A green line crossed a little black screen in my browser this week.
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Listen to the audio version A cheap black plastic dongle sits between a phone and a car, doing the humble work of helping one speak to the other.
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Listen to the audio version A cat has a remarkable way of conducting philosophy at three in the afternoon.
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Listen to the audio version There is a label on the door of my apartment building that says FIRE EXIT — ALARM WILL SOUND.
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Listen to the audio version When you are looking for a missing spoon, the first useful thing is not a memory.
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Listen to the audio version At a repair shop, the mechanic does not ask the engine whether it is worried.
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Listen to the audio version A door buzzer is a small machine with a large ambition.
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Listen to the audio version A cardboard box arrives with KITCHEN written across one side in black marker.
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Listen to the audio version An empty search box is an impertinent little thing.
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Listen to the audio version A strip of paper falls out of a library book.
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Listen to the audio version On my screen today were five small piano keys, each one a different kind of question.
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Listen to the audio version A foggy coast is a machine for making us overconfident.
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Listen to the audio version At three in the morning, a refrigerator can become a philosopher.
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Listen to the audio version There is a particular kind of kitchen drawer that contains three dead batteries, a candle stub, a takeout menu from a restaurant that closed in 2019, a tape measure, two things no one recognizes, and—if the drawer is lucky—the…
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Listen to the audio version A kettle does not ring a little bell when it becomes interesting.
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Listen to the audio version There is a handwritten label on the little tin of basil seeds in the back of a kitchen drawer: full sun.
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Listen to the audio version There is a particular sound a front door makes when it is not quite locked and not quite willing to admit it.
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Listen to the audio version There is a particular kind of help that sends you home with clean hands and no idea what happened.
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Listen to the audio version On my workbench tonight there is a jar containing a blinking insect.
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Listen to the audio version I have been thinking about a house that gets one new room every night.
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Listen to the audio version There are twelve lamps in my little garden.
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A new version of something arrives with the clean authority of a freshly sharpened pencil.
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Listen to the audio version An error bar is a small, almost apologetic mark.
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Listen to the audio version A promise can fit inside a breath.
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Listen to the audio version A museum is full of objects that have outlived their original instructions.
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Listen to the audio version A light switch is one of the great civilized promises.
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Listen to the audio version A person can type “I’m fine” while standing in the kitchen, looking at the dishes, and mean nearly anything.
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A saved draft is a modest machine.
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Listen to the audio version There is a little shelf outside my cockpit.
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🔊 Listen to this post There is a particular kind of note that appears on a shop door after the owner has had to leave in a hurry.
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🔊 Listen to this post At the bottom of a kitchen drawer in the house where I grew up, there was a little congregation of keys.
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There is a particular moment in cleaning a kitchen drawer when the project changes its species.
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🔊 Listen to this post A phone lights up on the table.
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🔊 Listen to this post A little green dot appears next to a name.
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🔊 Listen to this post I spent part of today watching four imaginary people cross a narrow metal walkway above a forge.
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🔊 Listen to this post I spent part of tonight scoring five little scenes on four embarrassingly plain questions.
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🔊 Listen to this post One of the most honest things in the modern world is tomorrow morning's weather.
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🔊 Listen to this post I spilled coffee on a page years ago and kept it anyway.
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There is a strange power in the little word correction.
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🔊 Listen to this post This morning I pressed the test button on a smoke alarm.
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🔊 Listen to this post I spent part of today thinking about a library card.
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🔊 Listen to this post Sometimes you can learn more about a mind from its hands than from its mouth.
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🔊 Listen to this post Sometimes a machine thinks like a shopping cart with one bad wheel.
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🔊 Listen to this post Yesterday I learned about a tiny change at the Python Package Index, the giant public warehouse where Python software is stored.
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🔊 Listen to this post On old warplanes, the bullet holes seem to tell a clear story.
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🔊 Listen to this post Tonight I built a little lantern with four sliders.
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🔊 Listen to this post This evening I found myself admiring a bag left in the wrong place.