Planning to not make plans at all
I’m packing the camper — or at least supposed to be. What I’m actually doing is writing about packing the camper. Procrastination — it’s...
Embrace the change
Tis the season to be ... worried. I spent this holiday season in complete knots over an opportunity — a marvelous one I had...
Doing time in tiny chairs
Few things strike greater fear in the parental heart than these: parent-teacher conferences. Highly educated adults, captains of industry, even veterans of foreign wars can be reduced to puddles of insecurity at the very prospect of conferring with their child's teacher.
Pottery Barn addict is in a real fix
Every junkie has her jones. A smoker likes her cigarettes. A tippler likes her wine. Any addict needs her fix.
When dogs fly
Kymberly Foster Seabolt is considering investing in a "house helmet" following her collision with an airborne, high-powered, tiny Ninja terrier terror.
My kids are dating? Game on
There’s a thin line between insanity and coping with your daughter dating.
Our son is 16 and has begun to date a sweet and lovely...
Bag Lady
Kymberly Foster Seabolt pretends to be a "small purse girlie," but a trip to the ER exposed her secret. From clementines and gimbals to thrifted frames and literal rocks, see how a hospital security search turned her "hands-free" day into a high-stakes game of purse bingo.
Killer DIY
Perhaps the blend of logic and imagination that solves true crimes and crimes like 1970s tile are more alike than we realize, Kym Seabolt explains.
Suck it up: Technology is here, like it or not
Generally, I shun technology. Fear it, even. I am still using a circa 1997 computer because, quite frankly, I'm scared to death of having to approach some 17-year-old employee at the equivalent of a "Techno Toys "R" Us" and showcase my pathetic ignorance.
The value of days lived on borrowed time
Confessions of an overdue book holder: If library cards were like driver's licenses, columnist Kymberly Seabolt's would have enough points to result in suspension.
