"Their garage, like every other, contains shovels and pruning shears and a sled," Ms. Lahiri writes.
One gym has the latest Cybex weightlifting equipment, and the other contains cardiovascular machines.
One is planted with cabernet sauvignon and the other contains merlot, cabernet franc and malbec grapes.
One variety has Nestle chocolate morsels mixed into it, and the other contains bits of Nestle Crunch bars.
The other contains curcumin, a substance found in the popular Indian spice, turmeric.
One is empty, the other contains a patient - or would, in one's horrified mind, except that this neglected person (like the baby) is so clearly a waxwork.
In one is the airy kitchen and a screened-in porch; the other contains bedrooms and the long hallway with bookshelves.
The other contains the more linear thinkers, who may be just as artistic but love to categorize what they are planting; they want to understand how they contribute to the order of things in the universe.
That last performance is included here on one of two bonus discs; the other contains an interview Gould gave to the critic Tim Page when his second recording of the Goldberg Variations was released in 1981.
They have a house in Silver Lake that seems to be made entirely of windows, with a sandy back yard and two spare rooms; one of these is empty and the other contains a blue foldout couch.
The region surrounded by the red rectangle contains woods only, and the other contains lawn only.
