Poor choice of wording there, and she’s likely unemployed now. But I imagine the whole thing was interesting to her. This was only the second one of these spotlights she’d done, the previous one being Jeff Fisher’s most recent “home”. I don’t have to tell you, when you go from seeing cartons of 305s stacked in a corner next to one of those white plastic chairs, to now seeing this type of luxury, it takes you back.
Sorry if I didn't give the quote from the article enough context; it was actually Shelley Meyer who said, "I thought you might find that interesting," not the interviewer.
Now can we get back to the topic of the thread please?? We're supposed to be discussing the coffee table. More from the article, with edits for enhanced accuracy:
When you first walk in the front door, you notice a huge, round table with rows and rows of family pictures, perfectly in lines. You might think a designer an insane person did all the decorating, but no and yes.
Shelley says, "Thedesigner's insane person's name is Urban Meyer."
She says he placed every single picture in its place on tables and the walls in the house. And in his new home office, he chose the spots for all of his championship footballs.
Shelley says, "The
She says he placed every single picture in its place on tables and the walls in the house. And in his new home office, he chose the spots for all of his championship footballs.
