The Amazing Kate K. C.

Welcome back to another episode of Reality Life with Kate K. C.

It's been a strange couple days if you've been living in Southern California because of the fires in Los Angeles and just north of LA.

I live about an hour south and I'm so surprised that I get text messages from my own mother asking me how we're doing.

Now whenever somebody follows the news and it says Los Angeles, somehow my relatives still will send me a note even though I'm an hour south.

Are you guys okay?

And it just reminds me that if you are from the East Coast or at least maybe this just pertains to my own family.

But no matter what happens in the state of California, I will get a text message to see if I'm okay.

So it could be like an earthquake in San Francisco, but I'll still get a note to see if I'm okay.

Like there's just no understanding. It's like if there's a hurricane in Florida, I'm not going to send a note to somebody in Delaware and just make sure that everything's working out for them.

But then again, I come from a family of crazy people and my mom was really always nutty about natural disasters.

Like I remember being a kid in elementary school and there would be like a hurricane warning or a tornado warning in suburban Philadelphia.

And she would tell us like make sure you guys keep all the doors closed.

We can't have any of the electricity on now.

I can assure you that there was never been major damage in hurricane or a tornado in suburban Philadelphia.

And then I remember she'd also tell us whenever there was a thunderstorm, which is basically the biggest thing that happens in suburban Philadelphia.

Is a torrential rainstorm and thunderstorm and she used to tell us make sure that we do not take a shower during a storm and we unplug the TVs because sometimes the electricity will be thunder would hit the cable box outside.

And then the TV would go out and we would have to take the TV to a repair person and the repair person was always some weird guy who lived in a shack and then we wouldn't have a TV for a couple days.

And I didn't have the kind of family that sent me away to like summer camps or even put me in any activities after school.

What I did when I came home from after school was watch general hospital.

So if I couldn't watch a television, I basically lost my mind and I got to tell you it's still to this day.

I don't like to travel because I'm afraid I'm going to miss television shows.

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