Suma is quickly becoming Lisa’s number two by being helpful, with lots of useful suggestions. Admittedly Blossom also had suggestions. This is why she’s not at this informal meeting.
Kate’s still in the middle of her push to take full advantage of her “free” week. When she gets like this, Hilda’s most important job is to get her to do things like “sleep and eat”So, it’s sensible to suggest[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It’s a challenge talking to Kris. Obviously, you have to be on your guard. But, for the sake of your endurance, you need to zone out when she’s deliberately trying to tire you out. Unfortunately, she knows this and will[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Like Kris, I’ve always loved the natural flow of conversation. It’s always fascinating how one subject leads to another and you find yourself talking about ten different topics in an hour. Of course, when you’re on a role, the risk[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Delegation doesn’t come easily to Kate. She’s a hands-on type of person. The thought of not having the time to do everything rubs her the wrong way. Especially when it’s got to the point that all she knows about these[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Kate’s week of uninterrupted work has come to an end. And now, it’s time for another run of interviews some of which are so familiar she’s getting déjà vu.
Kate’s still slogging through her very long day of interviews. She’s been having so many that she’s beginning to recognize the questions. This isn’t so bad since she doesn’t even have to think about the answers. She still has to[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Kate’s been so busy this week she forgot she had a meeting with her editor, tucked between two interviews. We haven’t seen Kate’s editor, Arman Reilly, since this New Year party.
We haven’t seen Kate‘s cousin, Little Karl, for a while. It looks as if he’s still working as a bouncer at Dunsany’s. It’s not clear whether he’s gotten more hours since we saw him last. Since she’s dating their boss[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
