The litter box was full of hoomans, chaos, and suspicious storytelling. 🐾😼 Thank you to everyone who wandered in: @Dan Schaad @James McDonald @Joan Raymond @Keith Berg @Kunmi Oduola @Mindy Molein @Niklas Schröer We covered nonsense, updates, questionable confessions, and yes... fart stories. 💨 And somehow, one thread kept floating back to the surface... @Joan Raymond Author. Writer. Unstucker of stuck writers. Keeper of suspiciously many fart-related literary moments. ✍️💨 The Cat believes these stories cannot remain hidden in the shadows. Therefore, Joan has now been officially challenged to turn some of them into posts for her writers’ community. Because if a writer can make hoomans laugh about farts, they can probably help them get unstuck about anything. The Cat has spoken. 😼 ᓚᘏᗢ

YOOO I'm Ogi, I come from Serbia! I WANT TO BECOME A HOOOOMAN! What should I do now?

The summoning has begun. The chaos gremlins are stretching. 🐾😼 Shit Chat is happening today, May 26th... a perfectly questionable place for banter, catch-ups, weird stories, and whatever the hoomans accidentally unleash. 💥🐈⬛ 🕒 7PM UK / 2PM ET / 11AM PT 🔗 https://www.skool.com/live/cvKgZ4wyWlY 👉 Check the calendar for your local time Enter loudly... or observe silently like a mysterious alley cat. Skool Cat approves this message 😼

I'm in here meow.

That question hit deep. We were in an online class with clinical psychologist Luis Francisco Sandoval. He was leading the workshop in his characteristic style — didactic, precise. Then he launched the arrow straight at the target. Zoom. "Who are you?" I thought to myself: I'm the Chilean Brad Pitt. Ha. No. Silence. Fifty people. Crickets. He started asking around: "Zenaida, who are you?" "Well, I'm a math teacher graduating this year..." "Juan, who are you?" "I'm my family, Guatemalan at heart..." Then he stopped them. "None of you are what you just said. You are simply emotions wrapped in a sack of flesh — and a brain that reacts to those emotions." From where I stand, we spend our lives looking outward. Thinking that we're thinking. And our achievements? Just badges we pin on ourselves so we can say: I am. I'm not saying that's wrong. I honor the effort. I love the human mind. I love progress. But every now and then — look at life from the inside. Watch yourself grow. Nothing more. Leaving that with you.