I only listened for about 5 minutes, and if I had a nickel for every time she said " I love"........ then again it must be wonderful to be so confident and enamored with one's taste and abilities.

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Yeah - you could do a 'love/love it' drinking game

She reminded me of Jill (RHofNY) Zarin on overdrive

The outside was a little stunning to me, we tend to have those over-the-top displays on "holiday streets" in certain neighborhoods and suburbs.

I appreciate that she has a lot of pieces with a lot of history and are very personal. So many spaces are too devoid of that. I think it is very tough to get all of that to work together. The contemporary first floor as a result starts to get some sections that look like an eclectic retail shop.

Less than five minutes in and my eyes are over-stimulated. Too many dots (nailhead chair and table AND the buttons on her shirt.)

She’s really petite, isn’t she. She could use lower kitchen counters.

Very, very effusive! Anyone who has Deruta roosters, a framed cooking "demerit" badge, and "I refuse to be normal" in embroidery is ok in my book though. I have to say that it's not easy doing video; I did an audio recording for a corporate social media post recently and had to do several retakes. She actually does well, given the length of time she has to fill describing everything.

I like her place. It's warm and seems friendly, layered with interesting pieces. The lighting doesn't bother me, although it might in person.