Sunday, December 7, 2025
cheesecake

Life doesn’t come with a manual, but Kym Seabolt offers some hard-earned lessons on time, health, kindness and embracing the chaos — with dessert included.
Mr. Wonderful and GirlWonder

From possum rescues to leaky ceilings, in Kym Seabolt's family, every crisis — big or small — is solved with one call to Dad, the ultimate household hero.

Columnist Kym Seabolt reflects on what it means to be middle aged as a Gen X'er.
Kym Seabolt's furniture

Kym Seabolt pens a love letter to old homes, quirky renovations, vintage treasures and the timeless joy of turning hand-me-downs into a warm, personal home.
old house

Old houses whisper, creak, and thump — but is it a ghost, or just another costly repair? Kym Seabolt navigates hauntings, headaches and homeownership humor.

Kymberly Seabolt embraces her talent for organization, which began with a label maker and evolved into a full-blown lifestyle that both helps and terrifies those around her.
closet

Although Kymberly Foster Seabolt's nest grows ever more empty, she holds out hope for plenty more time helping GirlWonder fix up her house.
Magic eight ball

Kymberly Foster Seabolt is outsourcing decision making to her childhood version of a psychic hotline.
girl

Kymberly Foster Seabolt has been told to act her age. But she believes it's not possible since she’s never been this old before.
zebra

Kym Seabolt shares the story of Ed the zebra who went viral last week when he escaped from a farm and went on the run outside of Nashville for over a week.