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4. This seems to me like a positive trend.

Sat Oct 5, 2019, 10:20 PM

Oct 2019

Multigenerational living, communal cooking and eating, sharing of tools and equipment - altogether a more sustainable path.

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Oh, I guess I should buy a few more chairs jberryhill Oct 2019 #1

People can't afford their own house anymore. uppityperson Oct 2019 #2

Clearly. Dawson Leery Oct 2019 #3

This seems to me like a positive trend. Ron Green Oct 2019 #4

It may be more sustainable but I would detest communal living. virgogal Oct 2019 #5

I read this totally differently... GulfCoast66 Oct 2019 #6

The economic population pyramid scheme Sewa Oct 2019 #7