Upgrading contentment
From smartphones to shopping, Kymberly Foster Seabolt explores planned obsolescence, gratitude and the joy of keeping life simple during the holidays.
Lard is love
A humorous look at modern food safety advice versus grandma’s timeless cooking traditions, from thawing turkeys to tasting raw cookie dough with no regrets.
Weird week
A Louvre heist, an internet meltdown and failing smart bulbs, have Kym Seabolt feeling like technology and modern life are anything but “smart.”
It’s a wild life for wildlife
From bats and runaway peacocks to divorcing tortoises, nature proves once again it’s not to be trusted, but always provides endless laughs and lessons.
Butter mints and old soles
After dressing up, dancing and rediscovering butter mints, Kym Seabolt finds that youth isn’t about age, but about joy and a sweet taste of the past.
Sick day with the dogs
A sick day turns into reflection, dog drama and pajama sightings. From sofa lounging to sunshine, even the pets seemed baffled by the change in routine.
Why-Fi?
Smart appliances promise convenience, but do we really need them all? Kym Seabolt considers the necessity of our connected homes.
The grand nope-ening
Kymberly Foster Seabolt offers her humorous take on a gas station grand opening, long lines and life’s little quirks.
Sue you later, Alligator
Kymberly Foster Seabolt reacts to the recent headline "Emotional support alligator is no longer welcome in Walmart.”
Thrill of the bargain hunt
Kym Seabolt considers the quirks of Facebook Marketplace — messy listings, strange encounters and the rare gem that makes the search worthwhile.
