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		<title>By: habiliments</title>
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		<description>&lt;p&gt;People with perfect lawns always reinforce for me my theory that much that we&#039;re supposed to do in life that has to do with homes and appearance - lawns, landscaping, caring whether one&#039;s walls match one&#039;s carpet in the perfect Pottery Barn shade of puce - is just a trick to keep us busy, distracted and supporting the economy. What other reason can there be for the kind of person who thinks raking leaves in a straight line is more important than sitting in front of the fire (or, in my case, pretend stove thing that heats with a tiny gas flame) and finishing a book in one sitting while absently petting a cat and sipping from coffee long gone cold? They&#039;ve bought in to the pretty pitch, brought to them via Home Depot commercials.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;If nothing else, it&#039;s something to tell myself when I&#039;m reluctant to sit on my own floor and haven&#039;t braved the bathtub in the better part of a year...&lt;/p&gt;</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>People with perfect lawns always reinforce for me my theory that much that we&#8217;re supposed to do in life that has to do with homes and appearance &#8211; lawns, landscaping, caring whether one&#8217;s walls match one&#8217;s carpet in the perfect Pottery Barn shade of puce &#8211; is just a trick to keep us busy, distracted and supporting the economy. What other reason can there be for the kind of person who thinks raking leaves in a straight line is more important than sitting in front of the fire (or, in my case, pretend stove thing that heats with a tiny gas flame) and finishing a book in one sitting while absently petting a cat and sipping from coffee long gone cold? They&#8217;ve bought in to the pretty pitch, brought to them via Home Depot commercials.</p>
<p>If nothing else, it&#8217;s something to tell myself when I&#8217;m reluctant to sit on my own floor and haven&#8217;t braved the bathtub in the better part of a year&#8230;</p>
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