Submitted by Jan, San Francisco on May 5, 2008 - 20:52.
This was such a worthwhile post! And important for many to read. I love my voluntary simplicity but realize the difference from living in poverty. My choices have been to stay in an inexpensive rent-controlled studio apartment rather than buying a house, drive a 26-year-old car, forego cable TV and borrow movies from the library, wait in line for free movie screenings, etc. I also love my life! The freedom my simple living allows me is wonderful!
And I also have a Delonghi toaster/oven that's still working beautifully after 10 years.
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Great post!
Submitted by Jan, San Francisco on May 5, 2008 - 20:52.
This was such a worthwhile post! And important for many to read. I love my voluntary simplicity but realize the difference from living in poverty. My choices have been to stay in an inexpensive rent-controlled studio apartment rather than buying a house, drive a 26-year-old car, forego cable TV and borrow movies from the library, wait in line for free movie screenings, etc. I also love my life! The freedom my simple living allows me is wonderful!
And I also have a Delonghi toaster/oven that's still working beautifully after 10 years.