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Revelation Day
I didn’t know a single day could dismantle an entire life. Until it did.

Katherine Tatsuda
Apr 162 min read


Not Showing This
I had a couple of free hours yesterday.

Katherine Tatsuda
Apr 163 min read


Not Everything Needs To Be Written
Not everything that moves through me needs to become a story.

Katherine Tatsuda
Apr 142 min read


I Didn’t See This Coming
Life is an interesting thing.

Katherine Tatsuda
Apr 122 min read


Not Just Another Sunday
Days like this make me happy. And I am still not a grandma.

Katherine Tatsuda
Apr 122 min read


What’s Wrong With Me?
Last night, I asked my sister a question I didn’t expect to ask.

Katherine Tatsuda
Apr 123 min read


30 Years
High school wasn’t my favorite chapter of life. But thirty years later, I’m seeing it through a different lens.

Katherine Tatsuda
Apr 112 min read


There She Is
"Oh… there she is.” That thought has been crossing my mind lately.

Katherine Tatsuda
Apr 101 min read




Well, That Backfired
I decided I needed to stop sitting around so much. Two days later, I couldn’t get out of bed.

Katherine Tatsuda
Apr 71 min read


Maybe I Will Have Cake
Today I signed the closing documents, and I wasn’t sure whether to cry, reflect, or celebrate.

Katherine Tatsuda
Apr 72 min read


Kindness, Cash Flow, & Camelot
What does a hundred years in business actually teach you?

Katherine Tatsuda
Apr 75 min read


A Little Late Night Generative AI
My late night entertainment turned into a content violation. Oops.

Katherine Tatsuda
Apr 42 min read


The Mail Came Today
Jack graduates in two months. This mom thing can be hard.

Katherine Tatsuda
Apr 41 min read


Paper Trails and Inheritance
Today held an ending, a beginning, and an unexpected moment with my dad.

Katherine Tatsuda
Apr 32 min read


The Body Remembers
It’s interesting how, after all this time, my body still reacts and remembers

Katherine Tatsuda
Apr 32 min read


The Return Of Possibility
I don’t think I realized how much I was conserving energy… until I wasn’t anymore.

Katherine Tatsuda
Apr 22 min read
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