Used by permission. It's an Irish thing, I think. But a short tour around both places shows that neither one is as uncomplicated as it looks from the outside. But it's striking, by virtue of its unorthodox floor plan and dramatic open feeling. Three vintage copies of Life magazine on the hearth carry out the retro-'60s theme.
Nothing is extra.
That's what the album Simple House is all about, she says. The passionate, emotionally untidy Irish poet has met the strict hardworking German taskmaster, and with the Landlord's help, they're getting rid of the clutter. I canceled all my dates in January and February and just vegged out. That winter of her discontent was the result of more than just one exhausting tour. The clutter of doubts and demands had accumulated over the last three years of public criticism and scrutiny, a struggle not uncommon to many Christian artists.