Pamela Paul: Our homes have had enough of us, too

Over the past year, ‘homesick’ and ‘housebroken’ have acquired new meanings.

(Maria Ines Gul | The New York Times) Your Home Wants to Know: ‘Why Are You Still Here?’

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