Wednesday, December 19, 2012

Obligatory -

In the spirit of Christmas, let's unwrap a little present...another blog post.
Now that the present is open, I will defer away from the Christmas spirit and season and gravitate towards the ever-interesting topic of cats. Please don't 'X' out of this page.

I feel like it is important to address the cat topic because my name/nickname is Kat. I definitely can identify with the feline species. Sometimes my friends call me kitty or kitten. I most often land on my feet when I fall from a high place. I like to snuggle at the most inconvenient times. And I have nine lives.

I am all in support of cats, but I am not in support of allowing my friends to become cat ladies or cat dudes. It is NOT okay to own a feline if you are single and living alone in your home. If you have a significant other or roommates, then by all means invest in a kitten. But sell that kitty once your boyfriend dumps you.

However, I don't want to take your animal dreams away from you without offering a good alternative.
If you are ABSOLUTELY set on owning a cat while single then I would suggest just getting a Furbie. You probably have an annoying personality anyway so a Furbie would fit you well.
What I would substitute a cat with would be a cute puppy or a bunny or ferret. All choices are acceptable.

The goal is to avoid living with one cat because it will inevitably multiply and then you have 14 cats and you always smell like tuna and Fancy Feast becomes more important than buying wine for yourself.

Just be careful single gals and dudes. The situation could get hairy pretty quickly.

Peace, Love, and Furballs - Kat


Disclaimer / PS - It is okay to own cats if you have roommates. 

Monday, December 3, 2012

Break it down now...

I mainly like to blog about random things that are around me (hair on ground, kid picking nose, boy meets world), but in this one I am writing about myself. I think I want to do this sort of as an explanation or just fun fact type thing.

So I live in New York City but I'm from Louisiana. Some people may think I moved here because it's a cool city and I'm trying to live the life of a gossip girl. Some people may think I moved here to become famous. Some people think I moved here solely to dye my hair and start a blog. You are all correct. 

Actually no. So let me tell you a little bit about myself.

I aspire to be a performer on Broadway. That is my main goal. I would also LOVE to be a backup dancer or even try to find my way onto the path of Saturday Night Live. But like I said, Broadway is my focus for now. To most of the world, performers on Broadway aren't famous or super rich. That is 100 percent, absolutely okay with me. I didn't choose to be a performer because of fame, but because of my honest passion for performing. Most likely I will work as a member of the ensemble (or backup) in musicals. I may not hit the jackpot doing that, but as long as I'm performing then I'm slap-happy.

Last night I had a dream that I was cast in my first Broadway show. I can remember being so elated. Then I woke up and felt totally crushed because it was just a dream. But that moment of elation (in the dream) has not left me. And it's fueling me to drive faster. It's fueling me to work harder. It's fueling me to strive for greater achievements. I absolutely will face challenges, but they won't keep me from pursuing my dream.

I saw a play over the weekend and this line was said a few times throughout the show - "To have faith is to have wings." I have faith that I can achieve my goals, and I'm ready to soar.

Obviously not everyone in this world aspires to be an actor. But I'm willing to bet everyone aspires to be SOMETHING or SOMEONE. I beg everyone reading this to never let that spark of energy in themselves fall flat. Please never allow yourself to be hitting your mid-life crisis and realizing you have major regrets. I sure as hell will not have regrets about following my passion. 

Soar, friends. Soar.

Peace, Love, and Wow This Was A Lame Post - Kat


Thursday, November 29, 2012

A Very Serious Topic

BOY MEETS WORLD.

FACT - It has been announced and many of us are quite aware that there will be a sequel to the beloved TV show of the 90's - Boy Meets World. The show is going to be called Girl Meets World. It's basically going to be all about Cory and Topanga's daughter, Riley. Ben Savage and Danielle Fishel will reprise their roles as Cory and Topanga. The show is going to air on Disney channel and will be produced by the same man who produced BMW, Michael Jacobs.

OPINION - I'm just...I'm not sure how this is going to go. I want to hold on to my childhood and root for this new show, but I don't think I am going to be getting what I hoped for.

For one, this show is going to air on Disney channel. The demographic for Disney channel is not exactly "90's kids" anymore. So clearly this show is not going to be aimed at the people who are well rehearsed in the "Feeny! Feeny! Fee-hee-hee-hee-heeeny! call".

The show still has a long way to go, I mean they haven't even casted the girl who will be playing Riley. But hopefully this show isn't a total flop. That would be a sad thing to see for our generation.

But if some old school Disney shows are going to have sequels, what other shows can we get from that? I'd like to see Lizzie McGuire go through rehab, just for a surprising twist. I'd also be down to see DJ Tanner living life as a lesbian. I think that would be quite adventurous. Maybe we can get some new Hey Arnold episodes rollin'...? I mean why should we stop at just Boy Meets World?

Peace, Love, and Feeny - Kat


So many good moments in this video.
My allllll time favorite is the Halloween episode ESPECIALLY when Eric freaks out about his basketball. And I'm so glad it made it into the video.
Also the video is like mainly Eric moments, so I wonder if there will be any Eric in the new Girl Meets World.

Monday, November 26, 2012

Smart kidz

We've all been presented with problems that make us want to scream and cry and shut down. But in this post I want to honor a little boy who really handled the stresses of life with great poise.

I was on a plane and was watching this toddler. But in a very normal way. I was looking out the window and he was in my peripheral. Anyway...
He had a Tonka toy truck in each hand and was presented with a problem - he had to pick his nose. Not wanting to surrender to his fun, he decided to stick the wheel of the Tonka truck into his right nostril, then the left nostril. Just as I thought it was over, he put the wheel into his mouth to taste his victory. Despite being a bit grossed out at first, I was essentially really proud of him.
He saw a problem and he quietly solved it. Isn't that what our teachers always told us to do growing up? If you have a problem try to figure it out. If you can't figure it out on your own then ask your group members. Then if everyone is stuck, one person from the group may raise their hand to ask the teacher for help.
But look at this kid! He didn't even need his group to help him, nor the teacher! He used his resources. This kid has a bright future. I can smell it. And now he can smell it too since his nose is booger free.

So pick your nose with a Tonka truck, or scratch your back with a wine glass. It's only human and actually shows intelligence.

Peace, Love, and Boogers - Kat

Friday, November 23, 2012

Sharpen your nails for Black Friday

As I sit here at the North Myrtle Beach mall in South Carolina amidst the Black Friday frenzy, I can't help but picture a brawl break out among these sale-desperate shoppers. 
I'm sitting in the shoe department at Belk while listening to my iPod. So I have the luxury of "people watching" but not actually being forced to listen to their annoying voices. It's actually quite fun because I'm having a Mean Girls moment when Cady invisions an animalistic fight happen in the cafeteria. 

I'm picturing the gray-haired elderly woman in a tunic/blanket thing - who I have named Stella - to start getting physical with the Chinese woman in a red beret. And then the Pre-teen in dark Birkenstocks (or potato shoes) - who I've named Brittany - takes her gum out of her mouth and sticks it in the Chinese woman's eye as Brittany's mom grabs the furry Ugg knockoffs right out of Stella's hands. Then Stella starts crying. 

It's all very sad. It's all very untrue as well. I just kind of wish that would happen to liven up this shopping trip. Maybe I'll get a pretzel. 

Peace, love, and Ugg knockoffs - Kat 

Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Do you want a piece of me?

So as many of you may already know, I have pink hair. Well...it was kind of a purple/pink but now it is fading. Regardless of the exact color, I have unicorn hair.
Anyway, because I am a normal human I shed. I am quite often picking loose hairs off of my shirt or tights or jacket. And sometimes I'll even find a strand of pink hair on the ground as I am stretching in dance class. But it's not only MY hair that I seem to find on myself as I lay on the ground stretching my very unflexible muscles.

And I got to thinking, "okay, if I am finding other people's hair on myself, are other people finding pink hair and then automatically thinking of me?" This may be a conceited thought, but it is also a funny one. I have already had people tell me, "Oh, Kat, I thought of you today as a picked a pink hair off of my arm..." And immediately I think, "Score!" I have found a way to leave a little part of me throughout the halls and classrooms of CAP21.

I know that if I ever get lost in the woods I can just leave a little trail of pink hair like Hansel and Gretel were supposed to leave a trail of food but I'm pretty sure that fatty Hansel ate the trail...

I wonder what color my hair is going to be next? Hmmm...

Peace, Love, and Fatty Hansel - Kat

Sunday, November 18, 2012

Meow.

Welp, I've popped my blogspot cherry. 

My good friend John Giesige has been blogging recently and talking about it all of the time, so I figured, "Hey, I want to give this a shot!" As a Louisiana girl pretending to be a New Yorker I figured that this is the perfect time to dictate my thoughts and the messed up frequencies that happen in my brain. 

Let me just preface the blog spot journey with this - My grammar and English skillz will not be perfect. I will write in run-on sentences without realizing it and put commas where semi-colons should be. I am okay with that. Thank you.

Anyway, I will try to keep my entries relatively short because no one wants to read about an 18 year old girl rambling on and on about how she struggles to get her dance tights on every morning while eating a Zone bar. 

But I invite you to join me on the documentation of this fun little life I'm having. 
It shall be the 'Kat's Meow'. 
*wow...that was mad cheesy ^ 

Peace, Love, and Dance Tights - Kat

**To view my good friend John's blogspot go to http://johngoosigee.blogspot.com