Catieosaurus Talks Turkey On Her New Holiday Special
by Anton Kromoff
Welcome to the table,
Years ago, my friend Cate Osborn told me about the turkey in Charles Dickens‘ A Christmas Carol. It was one of those conversations that branched in a billion directions, and the two of us went off on a slew of tangents that never got followed up on, only to circle back around ten times over and end up nowhere near where we started. Those kinds of conversations are magical. They are my favorite part of being human. That thing we as a people do where we share what we like with another person, tell stories, and bits of information, and it feels like we are connected to a world so much larger than the one inside our own head.
When I think of “good cheer,” those are the kinds of conversations I think about. So, in the spirit of the holiday, ghost stories, and good cheer, I’m happy to share that Cate has produced one heck of a fun special on the Turkey (and other things) from A Christmas Carol.
In addition to making the world a better place one post at a time, Cate, along with the talented Erik Gude, has written The ADHD Field Guide for Adults. This book is a practical, insightful, and charming guide to navigating adulthood with ADHD. It expresses everything from healthcare systems to home care, to sex and intimacy, from the perspective of people who know what it’s like to navigate those challenges firsthand.
If you or someone you know could use new tips, tricks, and life hacks to tackle things like productivity, organization, conversations, and the daunting ebb and flow of time itself, this may be the perfect book for you.
You can pre-order your copy at this link!
Until next time, I wish you a happy holiday full of comfort and joy.
