Join the Idiot and Ms. Idiot as they embark on the adventure of homeownership in suburbia with their two children, Mollie and Tommy. As they settle into their new surroundings, they encounter old friends from the boarding house—Coffee and Repartee—as well as a cast of quirky new neighbors. With the unique logic of the Idiot and Mrs. Idiot, they tackle the everyday dilemmas of suburban life, starting with the surprising assertion that knowing how to use an egg beater is far more crucial than understanding Wagner. What’s your favorite story from their escapades? (Introduction by Kim)

Join the Idiot and Ms. Idiot as they embark on the adventure of homeownership in suburbia with their two children, Mollie and Tommy. As they settle into their new surroundings, they encounter old friends from the boarding house—Coffee and Repartee—as well as a cast of quirky new neighbors. With the unique logic of the Idiot and Mrs. Idiot, they tackle the everyday dilemmas of suburban life, starting with the surprising assertion that knowing how to use an egg beater is far more crucial than understanding Wagner. What’s your favorite story from their escapades? (Introduction by Kim)

Join the Idiot and Ms. Idiot as they embark on the adventure of homeownership in suburbia with their two children, Mollie and Tommy. As they settle into their new surroundings, they encounter old friends from the boarding house—Coffee and Repartee—as well as a cast of quirky new neighbors. With the unique logic of the Idiot and Mrs. Idiot, they tackle the everyday dilemmas of suburban life, starting with the surprising assertion that knowing how to use an egg beater is far more crucial than understanding Wagner. What’s your favorite story from their escapades? (Introduction by Kim)

Join the Idiot and Ms. Idiot as they embark on the adventure of homeownership in suburbia with their two children, Mollie and Tommy. As they settle into their new surroundings, they encounter old friends from the boarding house—Coffee and Repartee—as well as a cast of quirky new neighbors. With the unique logic of the Idiot and Mrs. Idiot, they tackle the everyday dilemmas of suburban life, starting with the surprising assertion that knowing how to use an egg beater is far more crucial than understanding Wagner. What’s your favorite story from their escapades? (Introduction by Kim)