I probably survive because I don't have a mortgage to pay off. I'm also an obsessive saver & economiser.
I was looking yesterday at the sort of pod homes that some charities in the UK are now providing for homeless people. And I was thinking how sensible that would be (with a few slight modifications) for the increasing number of singletons these days. After WW2, prefab houses were provided en masse for returning, economically-challenged war vets. Too much doctrine and too many rentiers are keeping many of us from living practical, sensible and satisfactory lives.
I probably survive because I don't have a mortgage to pay off. I'm also an obsessive saver & economiser.
I was looking yesterday at the sort of pod homes that some charities in the UK are now providing for homeless people. And I was thinking how sensible that would be (with a few slight modifications) for the increasing number of singletons these days. After WW2, prefab houses were provided en masse for returning, economically-challenged war vets. Too much doctrine and too many rentiers are keeping many of us from living practical, sensible and satisfactory lives.
