go to page 13 We have all visited those splendid mansions of a long gone aristocracy that are now museums of luxury living. The furnishings are exquisite, the decorations lavish and the ornaments costly; you admire how neat and orderly everything is. Before long something very significant strikes you. People used to live here; once upon a time there was love and laughter. Now, everything is in place, but there is no life. It’s a house, but not a home. It is this difference that