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4 comments:
That's exactly what I thought when I saw this. My life at camp is similar to communal living and I must say it's amazing and tough at the same time. I dread the day that I will live in a normal house with neighbors I barely know and not have "family dinners" at least once a week.
Thanks for the sweet words! I enjoy your blog just as much.
That is the most wonderful house.
as much as i think that living in community with one another is a very beautiful and worthwhile thing, i have a hard time seeing myself enjoying that lifestyle. i'm naturally a very private person and i need solitude for so many hours a day or else i start to feel crazy. i think that the fact that these people are able to live this way and build something from nothing is very admirable, because i know it would be very challenging for me.
I have secretly always thought that life would be best lived hippie-style in a commune. But clean and sweet and with flowers and friends.
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