Re:“The artists live their life, and I live my laundry life.”
by hn_throwaway_99 on Wednesday January 23, 2019 @10:52PM
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I'm so happy for what seems to be a resurgence in respect and love for the more "mundane" jobs in life. As a somewhat recent convert (along with half the internet it seems at times) to the inspiring "cult" of Marie Kondo, I think it's pretty fantastic that one of the most popular personalities today is someone teaching us the joy of folding socks.
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Re:“The artists live their life, and I live my laundry life.”
by vonseel on Thursday January 24, 2019 @02:07AM
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And third time I’ve heard about this show and first I’ve seen it mentioned on HN in a few days span... that show is blowing up fast. (I have not had Netflix the past few months, Netflix sabbatical but failed experiment since I got hooked on Hulu).
Re:“The artists live their life, and I live my laundry life.”
by noir_lord on Thursday January 24, 2019 @07:27AM
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Konmari has been around a while, my partner loves it which is why I can never find my stuff when she's 'konmari'd' a room.
Re:“The artists live their life, and I live my laundry life.”
by miluge on Friday January 25, 2019 @04:04AM
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I wish my girlfriend who became addicted to Kondo who stop doing this in the kitchen.
I worked in kitchen since I was a kid and always had my mis en place ( the kitchen is sacred for me ), whenever she does it you can hear me swearing because I cant find coffee, my knife sharpener or because she rearranged my knives setting causing me to try to cut bread with a chinese cleaver!
Altho' the bedroom is a bliss to find stuff in now.