Kathleen Donahoe

1 month ago | evilwitches.com | Claire Zulkey |Kathleen Donahoe

Today’s paid subscriber-only issue comes to you via witch !I have complicated feelings about technology and its possible evil. I live in Seattle, a city overrun, literally, with tech titans on runs with their dogs. Our house is partially paid for by tech (Amazon, specifically), and I’m surrounded by brilliant people who make the world run via Big Tech.

Feb 14, 2025 | evilwitches.com | Claire Zulkey |Kathleen Donahoe |Anne Petersen |Liz Gumbinner

Today’s post is brought to you by witchy community member , a writer in Seattle. Subscribe to her free Substack or follow her on Instagram for more invitations to ditch dumb chores and/or videos of her pizza-loving dog Larry. *Last week, a man called into a radio show I was being interviewed on to tell me I was failing my children because I don’t fold laundry. I have a long list of ways I am failing my children, but it doesn’t include an unfolded underwear drawer.

Nov 26, 2024 | romper.com | Kathleen Donahoe

ShoppingNone of these gifts are money, a gift card, or a video game, and all of them have skibidi rizz. We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article. If you find yourself shopping for a tween boy this year, you know the challenge of finding them a gift that isn’t a video game but will still makes their eyes light up.

Oct 17, 2024 | evilwitches.substack.com | Claire Zulkey |Kathleen Donahoe |Anne Petersen |Liz Gumbinner

Today’s post is brought to you by witchy community member , a writer in Seattle. Subscribe to her free Substack or follow her on Instagram for more invitations to ditch dumb chores and/or videos of her pizza-loving dog Larry. *Last week, a man called into a radio show I was being interviewed on to tell me I was failing my children because I don’t fold laundry. I have a long list of ways I am failing my children, but it doesn’t include an unfolded underwear drawer.

Oct 14, 2024 | romper.com | Kathleen Donahoe

I’m coaching my eight year old daughter’s soccer team. You might be thinking, “What a kind thing to do!” but let me stop you right there: I am coaching because I am an absolute control freak who loves to be in charge. There is no generosity here; this is 100% Kristy from The Babysitters Club energy. There is also gratitude, as a mom with multiple sclerosis, I did not know if I’d be well enough to coach my kid’s sports teams.