Kat MayKnow
I share what I know. How much do I know? Who knows? I may know. You just never know. Ya know?
Some Spiders Have 4 Legs
I don’t remember a whole lot about my birth parents. I just know that the man that adopted me was related to the homeowner of the place where we all lived. He took me home and that’s where I met my mom. Her name is Kat and she and my Dad, Jason, were going to adopt me.
Kat MayKnowPublished 8 days ago in PetlifeBetween Castle Rock and a Hard Place
Once upon a time. Once. Upon. A. Time. Four words. Just four little tiny words. As a little girl, those four words excited me. Reading those four words titillated me. They enthralled me. They ignited a fire within my imagination. Reading those words meant I was getting ready to go on a mental vacation to strange and exotic lands where the impossible becomes possible.
Kat MayKnowPublished 15 days ago in Humans
More (Un)Common Knowledge About TSA
Before we begin, I would like to let you know this is not the first submission I have made that covers this topic. But instead of making you scroll around looking for it, I added Part One (after fixing a couple of grammar oopsies and punctuation whoopsies) at the bottom of this submission. So, if you want to read them in order (it won’t make too much of a difference either way) then you can scroll on down there first and come back to see what other juicy tidbits I wanted to cover about the nation’s most despised government agency.
Kat MayKnowPublished about a month ago in FYI
(Un)Common Knowledge About TSA
We’ve all heard the slang that pokes fun at the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). What are some of your favorites?
Kat MayKnowPublished about a month ago in FYIVocal Virgin
So this is it. This is my chance to get things out of my brain and ultimately, infecting yours instead. You're welcome. I do not have a genre. I write what comes to mind. Sometimes I journal. Sometimes I create short stories. My short stories might be created for a young audience or a mature audience. It just depends on my mood. I also will write in first-person viewpoint and third person. So you can’t really take me too seriously. It could be a total work of fiction even though I am using “I” and “me”.
Kat MayKnowPublished 5 months ago in Journal
