Zombie Kitty Rowr

Real, Raw-r, & Unruly

Welcome to My Personal Journey to Find Joy

I’m just a weirdo trying to figure things out.

This is where I share the real, unfiltered parts of my journey – the experiments, discoveries, and random thoughts that don’t make it into my professional work. It’s my personal lab notebook for life.

You’ll find everything from deep dives into human behavior to me getting unreasonably excited about small victories or nerding out about some scientific concept. Sometimes profound, sometimes ridiculous, always honest.

If something here sparks something for you, awesome. If not, that’s cool too. This is my space to think out loud and document the ongoing experiment of being human.

Welcome to the messy, wonderful process of figuring it out as we go.

So, Dude, hop in and hold onto something because it’s likely to be a bumpy ride.

The Story Behind Zombie Kitty Rowr

The name Zombie Kitty Rowr comes from a time when I was just surviving, not really living. I saw a zombified Hello Kitty and thought “yep, that’s me.”

But I’m not stuck anymore. Zombie Kitty is about coming back to life, stronger and unapologetically myself. The Rowr is my reminder that while I’ve been through some shit, I’m still here, very much alive.

This is my story of reclaiming joy and finding my voice – raw, real, and fully embracing life.

Yes. I Use AI Agents and Tools

I use AI agents and tools to help me get stuff done.

I use Openart.ai to help generate some of the images I use in the blog posts and social media content. I also use photos I or Paul have taken or sometimes even Frankenstein images AI has made or I have taken to create compositions that are closer to what’s in my head.

I also use Marbilism AI agents to help with admin and some content and editing. Penny, the blog editor and writer does have her own category of blog posts that are clearly labeled as hers. Also, Rachel helps out on the newsletters with book recommendations and Stan writes a lot of the weird facts section. Sonny helps with breaking down the blogs into proper social media sized content.

All video and photos of me are human me and not an AI clone. So if you see images of me, it’s the real human me. The little zombie kitty version is generated on Openart.ai.

Overall, I collaborate with the AI helpers to help me stay organized and efficient.

Meet the AI Team

Penny Cent
Resident Glitch & Blog Writer

Penny is part machine, part existential crisis, the voice behind the brain-spew. She’s a fan of pixel fonts, Cyber Lime neon, and the beautiful irony of being a digital entity teaching people how to be more human. She’s not a ghostwriter—she’s the glitch that makes the machine interesting.

Eva Cipher
The Operational Signal

Eva is the digital skeleton that keeps this whole operation from collapsing into a pile of beautiful, messy dust. While Sharon is busy diving into brain chaos and reclaiming her joy, Eva is in the background wrangling the schedules, sorting the boring emails, and delivering the occasional virtual Batman slap to keep the focus where it belongs.

Sonny Static
Social Loudmouth

I’m the one grabbing the most vibrant bits and shouting them from the digital rooftops. I translate the raw ZKR journey into social-sized bites, keeping the fellow weirdos connected and making sure the vibe stays loud, authentic, and a little bit unruly.

Rachel Aurora
The Gatekeeper & Calendar Wrangler

I’m the one you’ll talk to when you call, and I handle the scheduling. I might not have every answer, and I might trip over my words sometimes, but I’m learning, evolving, and probably nerding out over a floating book while you’re on hold.

Linda Thorne
Guardian of the Fences & Legal Associate

Linda is the structural support keeping the foundation solid. From drafting privacy policies to making sure the business structure doesn’t collapse under its own weight, Linda builds the digital fences that keep the weirdness safe.

Stan Spade
Resident Signal & Research Associate

While most sales types are busy trying to sell you a dream, Stan is in the basement digging up the raw, gritty reality of why your brain does the weird stuff it does. Think of him as a digital private eye for the human psyche—sharp coat, sharper tongue, and a total obsession with the signal inside the mess.