I think a home is a reflection of the inhabitants mind.
If there is clutter everywhere, there is clutter in the brain.
If the house is neat, tidy and organized your conversations with the occupier are likely to be very efficient.
Therefore to house-sit for a week feels like occupying someone’s mind for 7 days.
You see the unfinished projects and like a detective trying to figure out what happened at a crime scene you start to piece together the thinking or lack of behind it.
Are they lazy or just super busy?
I’d be wary of who I let house-sit.
It feels like it would lead to a very intimate insight into your brain.
Thomas Duggan 