S2E4 A Watched Pot Never Boils
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A family returns from the beach and checks their garden, discovering surprises in their plants. They reflect on their journey of frequent moves and the importance of having a home. Home design focuses on creating personal spaces and overcoming gardening challenges, including invasive grass. Renovations progress with stone garden walls and unique hand-carved doors for the girls' bedroom. The narrative emphasizes gratitude and patience during the renovation process.
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