Just googled “What Katie Did” and got very confused!
Hahaha, I see why. Seems that book title has been used for all sorts of thongs. Things.
I dread to think what ‘What Katie Did Next’ (the sequel) sells.
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“Bridal Headwear and wedding accessories” it turns out! Kinda sorta seems to make sense!
Oh! It does. I’m glad they thought that through.
And I see now why I got those results because the books spell it “Katy”.
Oh, so it does. I must’ve erased that from the trauma of my memory. God, I must’ve really hated getting that book.
The title is a play on the katydid, a family of insects
I can see how that can be annyoing. Kinda like people telling me “oh did you now you have the name of a bird?” for the millionth time(the Red Kite is called “Milan” in german).
I’m not sure anyone’s ever said that actually. Probably because I’m an ‘ie’ though.
They are kinda cute though so I wouldn’t mind
Same with red kite - could be a lot worse 
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Why am I not on this list? 
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Is it because you’re actually 2. Milan the Leather Boy?
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It doesn’t look like there’s actually that much leather involved.
Just Corey Feldman gazing at trees.
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There are rumors that say if you (stranger) want to visit Italy, and Venice in particular, you must watch out for restaurants: they could be really expensive, if you don’t pay attention.
Even Guybrush Threepwood knows it well:
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Dig…
There is a Crosby Stills and Nash live album where they introduce a song and keep on raving and joking about the expression “diggin it” and someone goes “what key is this song in?” “D as in diggin!” Unfortunatly I can´t remember which album or song that was right now.
I don’t think I know that one 
One of the Live at Woodstock ones maybe?
It´s probably an obvious one like 4 Way Street, it´s definitly in the acoustic set.
I wonder if it’s in D minor (the saddest of all keys innit?)