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      <title><![CDATA[Domestic Nirvana]]></title>
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      <description><![CDATA[<p>For some reason I don't know, Google offers me news about Marie Kondo, a Japanese woman who has become rich with a cleaning and organizing method. The last suggested news item states: "People who don't cut the labels off their clothes are making a mistake." I feel compelled to decipher the <em>clickbait. </em>They say that getting rid of this textile appendage allows you to connect with the garment, increase traffic from the store to your home, and live in harmony. We must give thanks for its function, so that it continues its karmic path towards the recycled polyester route.</p>]]></description>
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