Cheering for Katherine’s Journey on A Million Little Things from @kleffnotes

A Million Little Things has been on the air since 2018, but it was not until very recently that my wife, Krista, and I decided to start watching it. Now our to watch list is verging on ridiculous with various multi-season shows taking up spots, but on a whim Krista thought that A Million Little Things sounded like an interesting show and started watching. I joined her a few episodes in, which is often the case for shows we are binging, and the show turned into one of our go to watches. We just got caught up last week and are currently waiting for the most recent episode to drop, but I honestly could not wait anymore. I did not expect to be writing about this show, primarily because my focus has shifted to primarily books, but I absolutely could not resist highlighting Katherine from A Million Little Things, and not just because we share the same first name.

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The Bi Line: Our First Marriage Anniversary from @kleffnotes

The title for this article took me way longer to figure out and I still don’t entirely like it. Krista and I have been together for 3 years as of today, but we have hit our first year of marriage. We got married on our pre-existing anniversary, which makes celebrating easy, but explaining what I mean a little harder. Our first year of marriage has involved a lot of very heavy things, but we have worked through them and are happy to have each other. As a long distance couple for a majority of the time we are dating we relish the fact that we are together physically during this time. We have celebrated this fact and also are just so happy to be married and together. I have included some wedding photos for this article for readers to enjoy as well.

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The Bi Line: A Couple Queer Movie Suggestions from @kleffnotes

Typically I have a hard rule about no Christmas things before Thanksgiving, but last year I made an exception and this year with everything very not normal I decided to throw the rules out the window. After seeing the trailer for Happiest Season I saw someone mention an already released queer holiday movie on Netflix. Krista and I decided to curl up and check it out, which then led to us watching a completely unrelated, beyond the queer women element, almost right after. I thought I would share my thoughts on these two movies and leave you a bit in suspense about what I’m talking about until after the jump.

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The Bi Line: The Craft Legacy Thoughts from @kleffnotes

If you came to this article expecting me to be negative about this movie than you came to the wrong place. I love the original The Craft. It is one of those movies that I have watched multiple times and I even own a sweatshirt and Funkos, which were a very sweet gift from my wife. When I heard their would be a sequel I was skeptical. I had no idea how this would work. If it truly was a sequel how would the original cast be involved, if they would be at all, and if it was a reboot why did they think that would sell? Admittedly reboots and remakes are sort of the norm now and I thought I should give this a fair shake. On Halloween we curled up and did a Craft double feature and I was anything but disappointed.

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The Bi Line: Make It GAY!! Halloween Edition from @kleffnotes

For this Bi Line I wanted to take the topic of horror and focus on movies that I think were vaguely queer in their presentation of characters, but just didn’t commit. This is my Make it Gay moment for the month and I hope you enjoy some of what I’ll be sharing in this article. Some of these same movies you might have the same opinions for or you might have your own so please feel free to share with me in the comments once you read.

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The Bi Line: Queer Horror for a Spooky Evening from @kleffnotes

Are you looking for a queer watch for a spooky night at home? There might not be a lot of queer horror, but I thought I would share some picks for a night at home that are either officially queer or at least queer adjacent. Sometimes you have to stretch a little to get a fuller list so I hope you enjoy these picks. I did leave off movies that I have already mentioned as suggested watching so there are no repeats, even if I do think a particular must watch I mentioned earlier is queer.

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The Bi Line: #BiWeek and Characters I Love from @kleffnotes

I almost missed getting an article out for Bi Week since my life is a bit extra busy at the moment, but we made it. A bi is here and she is writing in her bi titled article series for Bi Week, boom! I thought that since this article fell during Bi Week that I would highlight some of my favorite characters from TV that either identify as bi or who, when that character has not used that official term appears to fall within the bi/pan/queer spectrum.

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The Bi Line: Little Voice and a Little Bit of Queer Romance from @kleffnotes

I should begin this article by saying that my sister has been very kindly letting Krista and I watch a couple shows on her Apple+ account. Much like everyone in the world, at least I think this is a very standard practice, my family all shares passwords to different services so that everyone can try and watch the shows they want. Krista is a huge fan of Sara Bareilles and she really wanted to watch her new show, Little Voice. The show follows Bess, a singer-songwriter, who is trying to find a place for herself in the music industry. When the series starts she is struggling with being able to perform after being heckled off of a stage while playing one of her original songs. While Bess is the lead she isn’t going to be the focus of this article. Instead I want to talk about Prisha, Shalini Bathina, her best friend and roommate. Continue reading “The Bi Line: Little Voice and a Little Bit of Queer Romance from @kleffnotes”

The Bi Line: Slo Pitch Review from @kleffnotes

After much anticipation and what felt like an eternity of waiting, Slo Pitch finally came out on KindaTV. Now I do know some people could watch the series before it released on this YouTube channel, but because I live in the United States I had to wait. For those who haven’t heard of this series it is a queer comedy focused on a softball team. The series was created by J Stevens, Gwenlyn Cumyn, and Karen Knox, the former two I had the pleasure of interviewing for another series they were a part of Barbelle. Continue reading “The Bi Line: Slo Pitch Review from @kleffnotes”

The Bi Line: Boxing Up Bits of Yourself from @kleffnotes

A lot of changes are happening for people right now and while this is not a monumental change, my life is changing in a very specific way right now. Krista, my wife if you haven’t read any of my previous articles, and I are currently in the process of trying to move. During the initial closure periods related to Covid there were certain employment changes and now officially Krista has a new job and I am a permanent remote worker for my job. Based on the location of the new job, we are in the midst of moving. We have a house that we are working on paperwork for so that hopefully we can move in by at least the end of the month. While we’ve been working on the moving process we have also had to put our home on the market, which has led to some unexpected realizations about the area where we live now and how we have to navigate it in some situations. Continue reading “The Bi Line: Boxing Up Bits of Yourself from @kleffnotes”