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HME x JSM: Greater than the sum of the parts

|Lacey Tomlinson
I've always loved the expression "The whole is greater than the sum of its parts". It feels like magic that one thing can be more than the elements that were...

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The Case for Clutter: Why Clutter Can Actually Be a Good Thing
|Lacey
The post discusses the common negative perception of clutter, rooted in its dictionary definition. It argues that clutter can also be positive and comforting, citing examples from Nancy Meyers’ films. The author introduces the concepts of constructive, intentional, and curated clutter, advocating for a balanced, personalized approach to managing clutter in one's home. Read more...
Time is on my Mind
|Lacey
Our relationships with time are complicated. Thinking about my own relationship has become a necessity and something I can't escape. Read more...
What does Positivity look like in The Middle of a Struggle? Is it Toxic Positivity?
|Lacey
This may be an annoying toxic post about how maybe all of this is the best thing to happen to me?   I’m an optimist. I have always been. There is no secret sauce recipe I can give you about how to be one. I wish I could because I could make some excellent money with it.   In general, I am able to see the bright side of life and not get too bogged down in thinking the worst in the world and people. This doesn’t mean that I... Read more...