Kate Shrewsday blogs at http://kateshrewsday.wordpress.com. She has recently become part of the UK’s Huffington Post blogging team.
Her posts are interesting, entertaining, thought-provoking, always witty. She ranges widely in choice of topic: family, pets, art, science, history, philosophy, sports, vacuum cleaners.
Kate’s special talent is the ability to make connections: What does Greek mythology have to do with quantum physics? Read “The Pandora/Shrodinger Paradigm” and find out.
While you’re there, rummage around. Take particular care to read the posts about her dog, Macaulay, who looks just like my Tramp.
Furthermore—and this is important—seek her out on Huffington Post UK. Here’s a link to her page: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/kate-shrewsday
And after reading, take time to comment, or like, or tweet, or something.
We know Kate is an extraordinary writer. We should let HP know that we know it.
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Here are links to other of Kate’s posts I’ve enjoyed, including several about Macaulay.
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FTC Disclaimer: This post appears as a favor to my readers. Kate had no idea I was posting it, and she may not know to this very day. Consequently, nothing she has said or done, or could say or do, has influenced what I have written. Inclusion of this disclaimer may not be necessary here—that rule may apply only to reviews of books and not of blogs—to stay on the good side of the Federal Trade Commission, I’ll gladly write the extra paragraph.
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Kathy Waller 
Kathy, there’s no symbol for a lump in the throat on my Mac keyboard. You have been there since my earliest blogsteps (doesn’t a year seem like a long time in the cyberworld?) and I have loved reading Kathy’s Adventures in Writerland almost as much as the rather wonderful material which will eventually form your book.
Thank you, friend, for this post. It is heartily appreciated.
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Neat! Thanks for letting me know. Now, when are you going to post on Huff Post? Equal to Kate any day!
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Thanks *so* much for introducing me to Kate, Kathy! You’re absolutely right about her gift for finding connections between topics that — to most people — would appear random. Wonderful. (BTW: I thought your FTC disclaimer was wonderful, as well. It never hurts to try to stay on the FTC’s good side. Ha!)
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