Kymberly Foster Seabolt
Columnist at FARM and DAIRY
Professional Writer, Amateur Human. Winner of The National Newspaper Association Best Serious Column, HM Best Humorous Column, Daily & Non‐daily Division
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
farmanddairy.com | Kymberly Foster Seabolt
Sometimes, you just have to give up the dream. I know that now. It’s important to admit your shortcomings. To know who you are as a person, as a people really. For me that day came when I gave up on board games. It was a hard loss. Past. I grew up on board games. It sounds so iconic, but I swear it really happened. Holidays and Sunday dinners at my grandma’s, the entire extended family would gather around Scrabble or that 1980s fave, Trivial Pursuit.
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3 weeks ago |
farmanddairy.com | Kymberly Foster Seabolt
I am careful not to jinx anything but it’s looking like Girl Wonder and her Handsome Husband have found a house — old with amazing character and “good bones.” The house is also exactly what you would expect of any child of mine: It’s a rescue. Accordingly, the first question she gets when showing photos of the looming 150-year-old manse is “Is it haunted?”To this we say, “Gosh we hope so!” Friendly ghosts only, of course; see also: orbs, spirits or just a general vibe of happiness.
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4 weeks ago |
farmanddairy.com | Kymberly Foster Seabolt
If all goes well, it looks like GirlWonder and her handsome husband have found a house. Lord willing. Obviously, I need a new hobby now. My current hobby of attending open houses and being equal parts amused and appalled at home renovation choices is no longer applicable. I also feel like I cannot keep making sitting on the couch with my dogs my life’s work. I mean, I love it. I enjoy it, but I also think I’ve reached peak performance in that area.
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1 month ago |
farmanddairy.com | Kymberly Foster Seabolt
As someone who is deeply into researching ancestry, I have found myself wondering what my ancestors would think of the person I am today: my life, my family and my accomplishments. Then I reach for a bottle of water, purchased for between $1 to $3 each. I cannot help but think they are aghast. “Who on earth will pay money for bottles of water?!”This would likely be followed by a firm belief that I am an idiot and all their hard work to bring our family to the new world was for naught. That is fair.
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1 month ago |
farmanddairy.com | Kymberly Foster Seabolt
Social media is useful because it makes it easy to stay in touch with loved ones, find new information and exchange experiences. It provides a forum for networking, expressing oneself and keeping up with current affairs. Research studies show a strong connection between the use of social media and its undesirable outcomes that increase the prevalence of numerous mental health disorders, including anxiety, stress, depression and loneliness.
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