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She walks around our house in a cloak of flames that she made herself.
Our house was being destroyed by carpenter ants.
And so the industry has spent over 100 million dollars specifically on bait stations to prevent termites from eating your house.
And I got my daughter's Barbie doll dish, I put it right where a bunch of carpenter ants were making debris fields, every day, in my house, and the ants were attracted to the mycelium, because there's no spores.
So, the house is no longer suitable for invasion.
And so my house came down, I received my first patent against carpenter ants, termites and fire ants.
All right, so is better off getting a big house with a white picket fence?
In fact, I saw some young adults playing this sport down the street from my house the other day, and as far as I know there have been no reported concussions.
It's as if every piece of homework, every quiz, every activity is a make-or-break moment for this future we have in mind for them, and we absolve them of helping out around the house, and we even absolve them of getting enough sleep as long as they're checking off the items on their checklist.
We all know this, and yet, in the checklisted childhood, we absolve our kids of doing the work of chores around the house, and then they end up as young adults in the workplace still waiting for a checklist, but it doesn't exist, and more importantly, lacking the impulse, the instinct to roll up their sleeves and pitch in and look around and wonder, how can I be useful to my colleagues?
Well, they decided to mosquito proof every house in Northern Alabama.
They divided Northern Alabama into 11 zones, and within three years, about 100 dollars per house, they mosquito proofed every house.
When you sit down in a bar, in a coffee house, on a park bench, your ancient brain snaps into action like a sleeping cat awakened, and you smile and laugh and listen and parade the way our ancestors did 100,000 years ago.
As I turned the corner onto my street, my house in sight up ahead, I heard footsteps behind me that seemed to have approached out of nowhere and were picking up pace.
And when I bought my first car, it shocked me that it cost three times more than my parents' house.
Wealth was never the primary ambition in our house.
A couple of hours later, in the midst of a chaotic house overflowing with friends and family, our neighbor Neal comes over, sits down next to my parents and asks, "What can I do?" Neal had over two decades of experience in journalism, but he makes it clear that he's not there in his capacity as journalist, but as a neighbor who wants to help.
After all, we all played with those since we were kids, and they are also pretty cheap and can be found anywhere around the house.
But somebody in the next house from yours is living in a different moral matrix.
After the fever broke, for three weeks I was so dizzy, I couldn't leave my house.
I walked back the two miles from my neurologist's office to my house, my legs wrapped in this strange, almost electric kind of pain.
And let's get more women into politics, OK? Let's immediately get more women into politics by being the only political party to offer free childcare to our candidates, so they can get out of the house and start campaigning.
And when we're rushing to get out of the house and we have so much to handle, he handles everything, so I have time to do my hair and makeup.
So one day I went to a stranger's house, I had this flower in my hand, knocked on the door and said, "Hey, can I plant this flower in your backyard?"
My tradition tells a story of a traveler who is walking down a road when he sees a beautiful house on fire, and he says, "How can it be that something so beautiful would burn, and nobody seems to even care?"
Otherwise, we're puttering around the house or watching TV.
While the feline actions of your house cat Grizmo might seem perplexing, in the wild, these same behaviors, naturally bred into cats for millions of years, would make Grizmo a super cat.
So at your house today, Grizmo is an expert at squeezing into small spaces and seeking out and hiding in unconventional spots.
Being a child, and sort of crawling around the house, I remember these Turkish carpets, and there were these scenes, these battle scenes, these love scenes.
She'd been stuffed into a suitcase and buried underneath the house.
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