Just Here For The Cocoa
Blossom isn’t just helping at the rally to kiss up to the boss. She’s also here for the hot cocoa. We haven’t seen Kate’s Mom, Bibi, for a while.
Blossom isn’t just helping at the rally to kiss up to the boss. She’s also here for the hot cocoa. We haven’t seen Kate’s Mom, Bibi, for a while.
Kate’s been having a long week. When she’s not writing, trying desperately to meet her deadlines, she’s been dragged to international film festivals, book shows, and way too many parties. In comparison, labor rallies feel like pleasant downtime. Not that[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
You’d think that Kate would have learned not to use figures of speech, or hyperbole, in Hilda’s presence. Having said that, by saying she doesn’t plan to die in front of Hilda, means that she may have expanded her life[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
You’d think that after having Hilda for a personal assistant all this time, that Kate would remember she has trouble with figures of speech. Whether this means that she doesn’t understand them or doesn’t have any use for them is[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It would be too cruel to give Kate writer’s block again. That doesn’t mean that the possibility hasn’t occurred to her. Rani is becoming a valuable confidant.
If you can write it off why wouldn’t you call any drink session a meeting? Seriously though, a lot of things have happened at Lysistrata that Kate needs to hear about. We last heard Kate talk with Hilda about renovating[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Kate arrives at the Peach Blossom for the Lysistrata “planning meeting”. These things go much smoother when drinks are involved. Before anyone asks, Suma’s drinking cranberry juice.
It’s been mentioned in passing that one of Hilda’s few weaknesses is small ugly dogs. This has been seen in many things including her choice of movies and which co-work office Kate would use. So, while Kate is being sarcastic[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Yes I know, Hilda can be very judgmental, but for professional reasons, she tries not to keep any judgments she might have separate from work. She can save them for the next wacky plan Blossom wants her to hear about.