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Caring for Life in an Inhuman Age

October 1, 2026 · 1 min read

What do you see when you walk into a room? I see groceries and mail on the counter. My wife, Kristin, sees dirt on the floor. I’m a tidy person; she’s a clean person. Clutter bothers me; encrusted dirt and stains bother her.  At Kristin’s request, I recently learned to steam-mop our kitchen floor. First, Read more...

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Julien Martin
It's true that everyone sees different things in the same room. For me, it's the dirty laundry that bothers me right away, while my husband doesn't even notice it. Your story about the steam-mop made me smile; I had to learn how to use one last year to remove the dirt from the garden stains on the tiles.
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