POPCORN KITTENS Are Back!

My friend Dee pointed out something I'd forgotten in my existential wailing I was doing in my last post. 

POPCORN KITTENS was a term coined by Kristine Kathryn Rusch. She uses it to describe her thought process, like when she has a ton of cool ideas and can't decide which one to write next.

And Dee is totally right. I was letting too many ideas scamper through my mind, and I need to focus on one kitten at a time.

Here's the totally adorable video Kris posted with her original essay, and if you want to read her essay, click here.

Bra-a-a-a-i-i-i-nnnnssss!

This is a normal person's brain. This is what we're doing to our children by telling them to grow up, by telling them their imaginary friends aren't real, by telling them to sit still for hours on end while listening to boring lectures.




This is a writer's brain. (Link originally shared by the effervescent Kristine Kathryn Rusch.) As a writer, it's best that you take out only one kitten at a time. Otherwise, chaos ensues.




This is a writer's brain after spending the last six days working on the Selket-damned taxes.




Any questions?