We have washing machines, dishwashers, vacuums, grocery stores, and packages arriving at our front doors—so why does homemaking still feel like so much work?

In Part 4 of The Lost Rhythms of Home, we're looking at the strange reality of modern homemaking: we've eliminated so much of the physical labor women once carried, yet our homes still require an enormous amount of managing.


We'll talk about what changed as our homes filled with more clothes, toys, kitchen gadgets, products, and possessions—and how every new thing we bring home quietly creates something else to wash, store, organize, maintain, or make decisions about.


Because maybe the answer isn't becoming more efficient at managing everything we own.


Maybe it's asking whether everything needs to be managed in the first place.

Enjoy!

Jynae

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