The famous TV presenter works in her beauty clinic after retirement
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We get it, being stuck at home truly sucks (but better safe than sorry). You never thought you could hate your lampshades so much, or talk to inanimate objects so frequently — but there's good news! There just so happens to be an abundance of television out there that may as well have been created for a quarantine situation just like this. Yup, all those lifestyle and home improvement shows don't only exist to entertain you and make you harbor aspirational desires for your home and life, but in these times of severe boredom, they can also provide real-time tips on how to make over your life — to some degree. While we don't recommend rushing out to a hardware or home goods store (shelter in place, people!), there's still plenty to learn for later and easy actions to take right now. And you know what you probably do have? A kitchen (or a hallway that doubles as a kitchen if you live in New York City), so there's never been a better time to delve into all those home baking and cooking shows either
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