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Bea's Kitchen

Older Americans fear entering a retirement home for many reasons. Once they move in, they probably aren't moving out. What they gain in care and a built-in community, they lose in privacy, space, and autonomy. And, perhaps worst of all, people who don't love them and don't know them will enter their homes and go through their things.

Paul's Great Aunt Bea recently went into The Home, leaving the place she lived for more than 60 years. In preparation for selling her house, it fell to us to sort through and document what she left behind: crazy wallpaper, frayed carpeting, and animal sculptures.

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items are from 20 Apr 2008.

The bear and the toaster cozy
Pig head sculpture.
Pig wall sculpture
Bea's Kitchen
Kitchen lights
Dining room
Living room
Dead puppy sculpture
Carpeting on the stairs
Bedroom
Bedroom chair
Bathroom
Inanimal tableau
Inanimals!
Inanimals
Hall lightswitch
Bedroom chair
Bedroom hats
Bedroom
where to keep the dentures?
Phone and lamp
Bedroom
Bedroom lamp and phone
Sad closet
Spare room chair
Cat!
Three fans
Closet
Hangers
Bathroom carpeting:  Not A Good Idea
Bathroom swan
Crawlspace cobwebs
Cobwebs
Sparkly!
Attic
Crawlspace
The attic crawlspace
Attic
What is nesting inside the attic?
Attic crawlspace
Dead puppies aren't much fun
"Statue & desk"
Light switch cover
Curtain and light switch cover
Lamp, painting
Important phone numbers
Sconce & thermostat
Complaints
Bea's address book
Purse stand, phone numbers
Mantle decorations
Blender
Inside the cabinets, II
Inside the cabinets
Kitchen drawer
Kitchen drawer
Kitchen
Yellow wallpaper & pig's head
Basement stairs
Bas-relief pineapples
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