The Katherine Kazette

Family and friends, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! It has been a while since I've published a blog post, but after audience interest in the rekindling of the blog here I am at the 11th hour to ensure a numerical year doesn't go by without a post. I guess I've been gone because I've been busy or less inspired…I don't know. Anyways, for the past two years (and some months) I’ve taken pictures of things I find on the ground, some of  them are amusing, so I’ve decided to share some and write little stories for each. So, please enjoy a small collection of photos and commentary of things I’ve found on the ground.  Making Love in a Hopeless Place Where: Walmart Parking Lot When: December What: An Open Condom Wrapper Can anyone imagine a more romantic place to cement your love than a Walmart parking lot. I surely can't. Forget fireworks you have the rustle of your grocery bags in the back seat. Meanwhile the cold midnight air wafts in through your cracked windows a...

The past ten years Denver, Colorado has grown tremendously as countless Californian cheapskates buy our “inexpensive” real estate and mid-western millennials who love social justice, when it benefits their Instagram or assists in the pissing off of their parents have moved to town! People even vacation in Denver, which baffles me. Thus, with so many people coming with a curiosity of the state and it’s activities, a quick search of ‘What to do in Denver,’ displays blogs and tourism websites that claim to showcase the top of the town. However, these lists forgo the worst things to do, leaving newcomers and guests with the idea of a utopic city and without the true sense of Denver culture. With that being said, my desire for people to see all that Denver has to offer has resulted in his post, ‘A Guide to the Shittiest places in Denver!’ The Alley on 3rd and Broadway      This alley is quite literally the shittiest place in Denver. This dark, two foot wide alley offers a perf...

Hello dear friends and family! It’s with great pleasure that I’m writing this blog post as I continue my most popular series ‘What I’ve Learned in College.’ I began this series as a fresh start for The Katherine Kazette and the original post quickly became and still is the most read post of mine. You can read it here!   I wrote the original post as a frantic, culture shocked, popularity grieving freshman.  However, The past few years, specifically this past year I’ve gotten to grow from that and even respond some of the concerns I used to have. So, with that being said I present ‘What I’ve Learned in College: Senior Year.’ It’s Never Too Late to Make Friends Going into this past year I was worried about friends as I didn’t have any friendships that continued from the previous years. After my parents dropped me off at my apartment I spent the day bawling, afraid of change and never seeing my parents again. However, my roommate and friend, Emily asked me to go to a parking lot p...

In the late 2000’s the website, People of Walmart, became the newest online entertainment that I couldn’t get enough of. Recently, I was watching the sunrise and wondered to myself where the People of Walmart are now. I mean what if they changed their lives around? I asked some friends about what they thought to which they responded they still shop at Wal-Mart. That wasn't exactly the answer I wanted, so I compiled a list of the People of Walmart and where I hope they are now. Just a disclaimer: this is a satirical blog post. I don't own any of the photographs or images. I'd also like to disclaim that all names and stories are fake, if there happens to be any resemblance of a real person its purely coincidental. Thank you. Debra Shoenbach ( Edited 5/16/2026) Ever the trend maker, Debra Schoenbach “forgot” to wear a top during her trip to Walmart on a sunny, Florida day. She paraded around the store showcasing her newest outfit, a take on the everyday attire of a panhandle w...

Good Afternoon family and friends! I hope y’all are making it through the day with a silver lining around it. Recently, I saw a blog idea about writing an anti-bucket list, so I decided to give it some thought and write my own. I'm sure there are things that you want to do before you die, but also some you don't. So, maybe this could even inspire you to make your own and set boundaries for yourself.  Anyways, before I die I don’t want to… Do a body shot off of a hairy belly button. Have octuplets. Find a lover on Craigslist. Live life without seeing a silver lining in the day. Go hunting for aliens. Visit a roadside zoo.  Have a bad relationship with in-laws. Befriend a flat earther, however I’m willing to talk with them. Have surgery without sedation. Experience a bug or animal infestation. Have “the talk” again, but hey it’s not like I received much of one the first time. Pretend to be a horse. Use the words “Thrifting” or “Vintage Shopping” if at a thrift store. Accidentall...

Howdy family and friends (probably mostly family)! I hope you’re all doing fabulous. I’m cool, I recently had a snow day. As many of you know I adore talking. One of my favorite things is to ask questions in order to start and keep conversations going. I always learn a lot about who I’m talking to and I rarely fail to laugh! I’m pretty sure the people I ask also enjoy these questions, so in honor of Vogue magazine I compiled a list of 73 questions that I’d love to ask and be asked! There’s a few you’ve likely been asked before and a few you never thought of being asked. I recommend choosing a number and going from there as they aren’t really in an order. In the future I’d love to do a blog where I answer them all. Enjoy! 1. What are your thoughts on child leashes? 2. Do you believe in bigfoot? 3. If OJ moved in next door what would you do? Move? Give him a pie? Invite him over for dinner? Give him the wave when driving? Let him borrow your gloves? 4. What’s the best compliment you’ve e...