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Her daughter’s room down the hall? Don’t go there.


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A culture of clutter & consumption

By Joseph B. Verrengia | October 29, 2005 - 12:00am

BOULDER, Colorado – Karen Lowe looks a little lost, even in her own apartment. Board games and puzzles teeter over the hamster’s cage. A green metal desk spills toys and papers like a jackknifed truck in...

Modern Living