The reader is first bombarded with self-glorifying stories of how Stewart, with the help of just one serf, oh I mean helper, made 300 puddings in less than three days. However, for those of you looking to fine tune your pretentious and ostentatious, decorating, cooking and gift giving ideas, look no further, “Martha Stewart’s Christmas” can serve as your one-stop guide. The feminist within me cries for womankind to be liberated from the nonsensical drivel she discusses in her new guide to entertaining and decorating.įilled with glossy photos of her 19th century home in Westport, Conn., decorated with antique artifacts and flamboyant European pieces, such as a gold-gilded, renaissance-style mirror in her dining room, the lower echelons of society need not look to “Martha Stewart’s Christmas” for tips on inviting the quiet, humbling nature of Christmas into their home. This icon of craftiness has recently released a book, “Martha Stewart’s Christmas,” so outrageously domestic and inane. Ladies and gentlemen, Martha Stewart has left the building actually, she’s left the planet!
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