Hips Don’t Lie
Hula hooping is IN! I’m calling it, this is going to be the next big trend; it’s not just for little kids and weirdos in the park anymore! Continue reading Hips Don’t Lie
Author: outloudkat
A Canadian girl who moved to England to pursue adventure! ...who is now back in Canada. Adventure achieved!
National Sibling Day
…was yesterday! Oops! But happy birthday to my brother, Eddy, anyway! If you like slideshows and trips down memory lane, you’re gonna love this video. Continue reading National Sibling Day
Ode to a Kitty | Part Deux
It’s Thursday, and day 10, which means it’s time for another instalment of CAT POETRY! Today’s poems range from everything from Rodin to chaises to siestas; a real pastiche of the concerns of today’s cats. Enjoy! Continue reading Ode to a Kitty | Part Deux
Shout, Shout, Let It All Out
These are the things I *can’t* do with out. Come on…through this back alley while I rattle off a few things that I think are worthy of special mention. Also, as a special treat, I forgot to edit out a word fumble, see if you can spot it! (Hint: you can because it’s bloody obvious.) Continue reading Shout, Shout, Let It All Out
A Real Nail Biter
On day 8 I discuss all my greatest fears, so if you’re collecting information on how to make me pee my pants, this is a great video to watch for your research. Continue reading A Real Nail Biter
Technology Regression
On day 7, my troubles with the internet and technology in general come to a head. In this moving confessional I admit that I no longer have tolerance for lengthy text message conversation. I’m about to rock it old school and just call people for everything. So turn on your ringer. Continue reading Technology Regression
Thwarted & Thwarted Again
Well, it’s day 6 of VEDA. In fact it’s pretty late on day 6. I can already see day 7 in the oh so imminent future, and I haven’t uploaded a video yet. And I’m not going to. Not because I haven’t tried though; you better believe your sweet, loving face I tried. Here’s a breakdown of my day: 10 am: Wake up at after an … Continue reading Thwarted & Thwarted Again
The Versatility of Hair
Well, it’s April 5th, and every April 5th for the past three years I’ve talked about my hair and put it on the internet. I know what you’re thinking, “Why don’t you talk about your hair more often? It’s such a valuable and important topic. Please give us more. MORE!” Well reader, I could talk about my hair every day (read: no, I could not) but … Continue reading The Versatility of Hair
The Rain In Spain Was Probably Sir Francis Drake’s Fault
I am pretty much an expert on Sir Francis Drake (I researched him for about 15 minutes for this video) and from what I know, he and the Spanish did not get along. It is by this logic that I assumed the Spaniards of the 16th century probably blamed him for everything. I mean they really hated the guy. Missing chest of gold ducats? Blame … Continue reading The Rain In Spain Was Probably Sir Francis Drake’s Fault
Ode to A Kitty
Everyone knows that cats are notoriously independent, aloof even. Sometimes you can live with a cat for 10 years and still not be able to convince him that you should be friends. It’s a little known fact, however, that if you read your cat poetry he won’t be able to resist you or your ever so loungeable lap. And by “cat poetry” I mean poetry about cats, … Continue reading Ode to A Kitty
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