30 tips for better living

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More women carving out 'woman caves' in homes

1. I'd prefer it if it was just knocked under a hedge or into a river, to naturally degrade ina much faster time, pathogens such as Toxoplasmosis hang around a lot longer with this silly cultural zeitgeist of poop scooping, plus you get to look at bags of
2. It's a place where a woman can journal, read, craft, entertain friends, meditate – all without being interrupted by kids, pets or the endless “to-do” lists of life. The phrase “mom cave” is credited to New York City designer Elaine Griffin,