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introspection

Lessons Learned from Cable TV

Jon Gorman | Interim Editor

Without question, giving responsibility of the cable television remote to my wife will lead to one of two destinations: HGTV or the Food Network. Following years of watching celebrity chefs, do-it-yourself remodeling and redecorating tips from interior design experts, and learning about all kinds of flora, I've learned a few things: serving a warm meal to a family of four is about preparation and timing; and decorating a room or planning a garden can't be done effectively without balance and organization.

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