There’s a unique sense of unease that comes with an unlit backyard or a dark, sprawling driveway at night. For years, the side of our house was a black hole—a …
For years, we’ve been caught in a frustrating cycle with home security. You invest in high-quality cameras, only to find the best features—like storing more than a few hours of …
There’s a unique vulnerability that comes with a new home, or even an old one you’ve lived in for years. It’s the quiet inventory you take at night: the back …
There’s a unique, low-grade anxiety that comes with the sound of an unexpected knock or the hum of a delivery truck pulling away. Did they leave the package? Is it …
There’s a specific dread that grips every homeowner. It’s not the fear of a burglary, which we often actively prepare for with locks and alarms, but something more insidious: the …
There’s a fundamental human desire for safety, especially within the confines of our homes. The unsettling feeling of vulnerability, the “what if” scenarios that creep into our minds when we’re …
There’s a unique, low-level anxiety that settles in when you lock the door and leave your home for an extended period. Did I close the back window? Is everything secure? …
For years, our kitchen counter was mission control for a chaotic life. A paper calendar stained with coffee rings battled for space with a swarm of sticky notes, a grocery …
There’s a unique, low-grade anxiety that comes with leaving your home empty. For me, it always centered on our new puppy, a whirlwind of joyful chaos named Buster. We had …