Monthly Archives: February 2010

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  LOST Theory: The Book of Job

  Posted on February 25, 2010 by Kat French in story & craft

  Okay, as promised, here goes my latest LOST theory, spawned by watching The Substitute and The Lighthouse back to back. First, I’m going to assume you may or may not have any familiarity with the biblical book of Job.  So maybe the best way for me to expound my theory is to give you a [...]

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  Lost Recaps: The Substitute | The Lighthouse

  Posted on February 24, 2010 by Kat French in real life, story & craft

  Locke gets buried, Sawyer gets blitzed, Smokey goes spelunking, Hurley leads Jack, Kate seeks Claire, and Claire becomes Michael Myers. In the ALT, everyone is way more well-adjusted than they’ve ever been in our reality.

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  Tea and Disciples

  Posted on February 22, 2010 by Kat French in managing attention

  Last week, I was rifling through my backpack and discovered it was full of tea and disciples. The “tea” part was several bags of Yogi Tea‘s excellent Kava Stress Relief blend* and the “disciples” part was 11 little flash cards from Sunday School my daughter had stuffed in my bag the previous weekend. True to [...]

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  The view from the other side.

  Posted on February 17, 2010 by Kat French in real life

  This morning, my commute was interrupted by a man who was considering jumping off a bridge. I would like to be able to say that I don’t understand that. The truth is, I understand it all too well. There is a point at which you have passed your own personal pain threshold, and the hits [...]

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  LOST Recap: What Kate Does

  Posted on February 16, 2010 by Kat French in story & craft

  I caught The Princess Bride before typing up this recap. Maybe it’s just transference, but it seemed like there were several nods to that movie in this episode, as well as one truly epic Empire Strikes Back nod.

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  Writing new history for yourself.

  Posted on February 11, 2010 by Kat French in real life, story & craft

  You live out of your history. It tells you who you are. Which is why change is so very hard. But sometimes in life, you reach the point where it becomes necessary. So as hard as it is, you do it. You do a new story into being.

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