“I’ve lost every set of keys I’ve ever owned,” she admits.
Before you say it, yes, I know. I’m veering towards the catty. But the fact that it even exists possibly tells us something:
Laurie—who’s currently in a good place with her mental health and says she’s lucky to have found treatments that work long term—isn’t claiming that everything will be great if you could only just rearrange your house in a particular way. But she knows from experience there are alternative therapies and ideas that can help, in addition to traditional treatments. Including, but definitely not limited to, arranging your house in a certain way.
Specifically,
Laurie has heard that raw wooden surfaces and the presence of wood in the home can lift one’s mood, so she’s made sure to include wooden decor elements, from furniture to twigs, branches, and a dead tree she found on the side of the road she thought looked nice.
Perhaps she’s smashing bourgeois values via the medium of celebrity lifestyle features.
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Posted by: WTP | October 20, 2018 at 04:04
Has there been a redefinition of the phrase “teeny tiny” that I’ve missed? Similarly with the description “low ceilinged”?
Posted by: John S | October 20, 2018 at 16:12