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By: Kymberly Foster Seabolt, Kymberly Seabolt
It has come to my attention that our dogs pity us. Well, dog, really. It’s Nova, our little rescue Diva who we now know is a 16-pound-mix of chihuahua and pit bull terrier with some shih tzu sprinkled in due to the dog DNA test I ordered because I’m ridiculous.
By: Kymberly Foster Seabolt
“Now I’m a scientific expert; that means I know nothing about absolutely everything.”
Lately I’ve been reading a lot of comments and suggestions that in order to be happy in an adult career you should look back at what you loved doing when you were 10 years old and make that your life.
By: Kymberly Foster Seabolt
Nothing strikes fear into my husband’s heart quite like the phrase “So babe I’ve been thinking …”
Some days I wish I could go back in time. Not to change much, just to feel a few things twice.
I love a melting pot. A mixture of cultures. Nonetheless, ever since our cat started subletting to roommates, I’ve had to face my own bigotry. Most cats spend their evenings guarding their territory. Ours spends his hosting guests. At some point, Kai looked around and thought, “you know what we need around here? More wildlife.”
I’m not trying to start trouble. I’m just super curious, and I feel like some of my readers might know the answer to this. As time has gone on, virtually every appointment I make for any medical or dental professional, including ophthalmology, dermatology and dental, will require me to follow a link or QR code and log in to “The Portal” to complete my pre-appointment assessment.
By: Kymberly Foster Seabolt
A new robot vacuum immediately dives off a counter and gets stuck under the couch, proving the robot uprising isn't happening anytime soon.
By: Kymberly Foster Seabolt
In my defense, I was left entirely unsupervised. You know how you can live with something for like, I don’t know, three decades give or take, and then suddenly one day, you can’t stand it a moment more? No? Is that just me? True to my nature of being an absolute JOY to live with every single day, I woke up about a week ago and just couldn’t stand our pantry. The pantry that has been here for over a century and in my life for three decades. Last Saturday, I was OVER it. I watch home decor shows. I peruse Pinterest. Our pantry was … not cute.
By: Kymberly Foster Seabolt
America, we have arrived! Sure, we surfed in on a wave of unlimited beverage refills and ranch dressing, but we did it.
