Monthly Archives: August 2010

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  Bring on September

  Posted on August 31, 2010 by Kat French in real life

  Prepare yourselves for another “I have five minutes to write a blog post” blog post, friends. You know what I’d do if I had more than 5 minutes to write this blog post? Nap. Five minutes is not enough time to nap. Especially if you’re hanging out at the Hob Knobb Coffee Shop. I know [...]

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  And all shall be well

  Posted on August 30, 2010 by Kat French in real life, relationships

  Everything is going to be alright. Really. I am always secretly a little paranoid about my notebooks. I am that person. The one who dumps her unfiltered thoughts and opinions into notebooks and journals. Really, it’s better that way. If I didn’t purge some of the excess mental cogitation somewhere, it might end up bursting [...]

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  Wherein I Leap Dramatically Off the Oversharing High Dive

  Posted on August 17, 2010 by Kat French in real life, relationships

  Greetings, internet friends. I am freaking out this week. First, I am freaking out because I am in the process of leaving behind my current vocational specialty, where I am Generally Acknowledged as Awesome, and diving into the New Thing Where I Am A Relative Noob. Vocationally-speaking, I learn fast and fall forward, so within [...]

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  Beginning again.

  Posted on August 16, 2010 by Kat French in managing attention

  I try to keep the “social media madness” to a minimum here, because that’s not really what this blog is about. But this is where I document all my “life stuff” including career stuff, so I thought I would make note of it. And this post is really about the process of deciding what to [...]

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  Wherein a crazy person attempts to ask me out. Sort of. In the most bizarre way possible.

  Posted on August 2, 2010 by Kat French in real life

  I have to share this story. Be forewarned. This is not a story with a moral, a point, or really any socially-redeeming qualities. It’s just entertaining as heck. So anyway. Last week, some colleagues and I pulled up to a family-style restaurant for lunch before a meeting. As we’re piling out of the car, I [...]

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