The Surprisingly Deep Thoughts I Have While Doing Laundry




The Surprisingly Deep Thoughts I Have While Doing Laundry

Let’s be honest, folding laundry isn’t exactly the most stimulating activity. It falls somewhere between watching paint dry and, well, any other chore on my to-do list. Yet, for some reason, it’s during these moments of mundane domesticity that my brain decides to unleash its inner Socrates.

The Case of the Missing Sock and Other Existential Crises

It happened again last week. I meticulously paired sock with sock, triumphantly placing each matched set into the drawer… only to be left with one lone, navy blue sock. Where does its partner go? Is there a washing machine Bermuda Triangle, a parallel universe where socks frolic unpaired and free?

And then, it hits me. The missing sock is a metaphor for life, isn’t it? We search for connections, for completion, for that perfect match. Sometimes we find it, sometimes we’re left with a lingering sense of something missing. Deep, right? Maybe I should write a poem.