Yesterday
I prepared a nice blog full of New Year messages.
Then this
morning this reel/meme came up in Facebook Memories and my and my friends’
reactions to it made me smile.
So here
it is
"Play
gentle background music" FFS! This person has obviously never tried living
with an autistic person and has little consideration for the hard of hearing,
for whom background music is a real inconvenience. Play music and listen to it,
it took skill and dedication to create; don't use it as chewing gum for the
ears.
There's
also far too much about cleaning and decluttering; however then you're meant to
add plants, artwork, photos and meaningful personal items and "Set up a
cozy reading nook".
Personally
I'd rather go with Max Erhmann's Desiderata
"Go
placidly amid the noise and the haste, and remember what peace there may be in
silence."
Not
in the best of fettles this morning, as you may have noticed...
Dulcima
How big a house are we talking about here? My cosy
reading nook is my sitting room.
Bentonbag Quite; chair
in bay window with pouffe, chaiselongue with reading light, or bed (if poorly)
Miss Doozer Here's my
guess. The post was
created by AI. The music was created by
AI, as was the artwork and 'meaningful personal items'. The AI has an AI to clean and declutter, and
AI kids that fold up and slot into their chargers when not in use, along with
the air purifying plants. The AI's job
is reading and meditation, then creating meaningless posts like these.
Meanwhile, normal humans obey the second law of thermodynamics (chaos
always increases) and we trip over stuff, pets and one another, a lot.
Bess Cavalier The only one
I agree with is investing in comfortable furniture, which seems to contradict
the art gallery vibe of all the other suggestions!
Bentonbag
Which begs the question "who the heck invests in
uncomfortable furniture?"
Squireen
I aspire to clear work surfaces. Couldn’t cope with the aromic smells
Bentonbag
I have similar aspirations but that's as far as they
get. I need the aromic smells to cover
the ones from places we don't like to think about.
Meanwhile I'm leaving the Old Year with the Irish Prayer, although having got down on my knees I shall need a hand getting up again.
A happy, healthy and peaceful New Year to us all.


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