Father's Day in heaven. The chair is empty. The seat in my chest is full. Thank you for the years we had.
Fresh today · Monday, 27 July
New Wishes
A handful of wishes pulled from the cabinet this morning. Pick one up — copy, save it to your pinboard, or send it on.
Happy Father's Day, Dad. I love you. That hasn't changed, and it won't.
Congrats on the job, brother. The interview process is over. The bragging rights begin. I'll start now.
New job for my brother. The family group chat already knows. Mom is excessively proud. We all are.
Congratulations on the new role, brother. You've earned it. The next round of drinks is on you.
Brother — congrats on the job. The salary increase will not be discussed at family dinner. (It will absolutely be discussed at family dinner.)
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What are we writing today?
Cabinets sorted by occasion. Open one — pages are arranged by warmth, not algorithm.
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More from today
Congrats on the new gig. May the team be smart, the manager be human, and the commute be reasonable.
Brother, you got the job. I always said you would. (I had said you might. I'm rewriting history. Congrats.)
Congratulations on the new job. The hard work, the late-night applications, the rejections you didn't talk about — all paid off. Proud of you.
Brother — congrats. Now go be brilliant. And remember: the family expects regular updates and very little humility.
Congratulations on the role. The next phase is yours to write. I'll be the loudest one cheering, as usual.
Congrats, brother. The job is real. The badge is in the mail. The Mom phone call is, statistically, already happening.
Brother, you got the job. The competition didn't have a chance. We've always known.
Congratulations on the new job. Don't change. Especially don't start using the corporate vocabulary. We will mock you mercilessly.
Congrats, brother. May the office have good coffee, fast Wi-Fi, and at least one coworker you actually like.
Brother — congrats on the new role. The career is officially moving. Bring snacks.
Congratulations on the job. The first day will be weird. The first month will be a blur. The first year will be a transformation. Enjoy all of it.
Congrats, brother. The new role is the next step up. The fact that you're ready for it doesn't surprise me. The fact that they noticed in time is the part I'm impressed by.
Brother, you crushed the interview. You'll crush the job. Try not to be too insufferable about it.
Congratulations on the new gig. May the team be good, the projects be interesting, and the salary actually clear next month.
Congrats, brother. Whatever the new badge says, the version of you that did the work to get it is the version I'm proud of.
Brother — congrats. The leap was scary. The landing looks fine. You got this.
Congratulations on the new job. The Slack channel is going to be quieter at the old place. They'll cope. We'll celebrate.
Congrats, brother. The career took a real step forward. So did the bragging at family events. I'm preparing materials.
New role, brother! May the meetings have agendas and the coffee actually be drinkable.