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The Epiphany
I've had an epiphany and it changes how I see.

Katherine Tatsuda
Oct 93 min read


A Love Story Like None Other
A fractured love story, the what-ifs that haunt us, and the choices that make us human.

Katherine Tatsuda
Oct 83 min read


After the Election: The Work Continues
Whatever happens tonight, I'm choosing to keep showing up for the work that matters most.

Katherine Tatsuda
Oct 73 min read


Made For The Climb
I wasn’t made for easy. I was made for the climb.

Katherine Tatsuda
Oct 61 min read


The Mind's Mercy
Sometimes the mind doesn’t forget, it simply waits until you’re safe enough to remember.

Katherine Tatsuda
Oct 62 min read


Love Note
Unexpected notes of love are the best!

Katherine Tatsuda
Oct 61 min read


I Do More Than Cry
Yes, I do more than cry or write or rage.

Katherine Tatsuda
Oct 32 min read


The Ache of Two Truths
What do you do when the life you lived and the truth you discovered refuse to fit together?

Katherine Tatsuda
Oct 33 min read


October, You Beast
October and I have a complicated history, but this year I’m asking it to meet me differently.

Katherine Tatsuda
Oct 21 min read


Goodbye, Old Friend
A morning text brought news I didn’t want, but I carry the love just the same.

Katherine Tatsuda
Oct 11 min read


Patterns Don’t Lie
I’ve learned the hard way, both in leadership and in love: behavior tells the real story.

Katherine Tatsuda
Sep 302 min read


Lex Luther & The Crime of Telling the Truth
I watched the new Superman movie and something in it stuck with me.

Katherine Tatsuda
Sep 301 min read


This Was Not “Me”
This is not typical Katherine behavior, and that’s exactly the point.

Katherine Tatsuda
Sep 301 min read


Dreams Awaken
What if curiosity could be the map that leads us back to wonder, to joy, to each other?

Katherine Tatsuda
Sep 301 min read


Wings of Grief
There is a strange power in standing on the precipice, holding both ruin and flight at once.

Katherine Tatsuda
Sep 301 min read


Back Into The Fire
Today I wrote a statement for the recall ballot. It brought up more than I thought it would.

Katherine Tatsuda
Sep 292 min read


Every So Often, The Fog
The fog rolls in every so often, memories stirring, familiar shadows appearing. But I keep walking, knowing that I loved deeply.

Katherine Tatsuda
Sep 291 min read


On the Threshold
Some moments hold both memory and possibility, and all we can do is stand inside them with open hearts and take them for what they are.

Katherine Tatsuda
Sep 271 min read


The Rare, Holy Places
I’ve been carrying heavy things my whole life. Now I'm realizing how few places exist where I don’t have to.

Katherine Tatsuda
Sep 261 min read
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