Keeping It Realism

Staying in shape doesn't get any easier with age, but finding new and creative ways to look stupid in public does.

Family vacations tend to be quite adventurous. Based on Kathy's summer plans, it looks like she's in for one helluva season, Mate.

Kathy celebrates the week like a queen — an old queen who stumbles through life trying not to break her crown.

Kathy struggles with staying on her feet this week as she prepares for spring, garage sales, and life's small aggravations.

Determination, flexibility, organization, and downright silliness are key for surviving what T.S. Elliot calls the cruelest month.  

April proves to be an archaic month — reveries of yesteryear and plans for National Record Store Day help Kathy cope with life's chaos.

Smoked meat, tattoos, and scare tactics — Kathy continues to paint a delicate picture of femininity.

Kathy lets nothing (her children included) compromise her style, as she exudes grace under pressure all over North Prospect.  

This week, Kathy continues to make improvements to her basement, and she takes a close look at the cost-benefit relationship the resurrection brings.