It’s that time of year again. Kate attends the annual downtown union rally on buy nothing day. But despite the location, this isn’t about the rally. Kate’s still obsessing about her conversation with Lisa. Ideally, you’d think that her mom[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
If it wasn’t bad enough that Kate only has four people working at her bookstore, now one of them needs to cut her hours. We’ve known Erika’s in school as far back as here.
Hilda’s off on her break, but at least she took care of some last-minute issues for Kate before she left. With any luck, nothing will fall apart before she comes back. Jo is Kate’s sister-in-law. While I’m sure she will[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Hilda reports how things are going to Kate. While Kate is happy to help out at Lysistrata (it is her store after all), the real draw is being able to get away from the keyboard for a few days.
Now that the party’s over, it’s time to get back to work. Or at least it’s time for Kate and Lisa to get back to work, going over the remaining applicants for the job, after Hilda “vetted” the resumes. We[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
While we’ve never seen Hilda do any job interviews, Lisa is not exaggerating about what would happen if she did.
While Kate and Lisa have been thinking about the difficulties of all the extra space in the store, neither of them considered how it affects the cat. We haven’t seen Goblin since she stayed at Stefan’s during the renovations. I[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Kate gets a break from the resumes to complain about who has the craziest office life. Since I’d originally meant them to be Kate’s best friends, it’s good to see Kate, Laurel, and Janet back together again. If they’d hooked[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Janet was first introduced as Kate’s accountant all the way back here. Kate is not the only person who suspects that’s why Brian hired her. Not that he’d mess with other people’s clients, honest!
