Stories of Simplicity

[Gardenarian]

From the Simplicity Institute:
Stories of Simplicity (http://simplicityinstitute.org/sos.pdf)

I took a survey from this institute and am on their mailing list. They don't send out a lot of things (a few emails per year) and what they send tends to be very interesting.

[try2bfrugal]

From the Simplicity Institute:
Stories of Simplicity (http://simplicityinstitute.org/sos.pdf)

I took a survey from this institute and am on their mailing list. They don't send out a lot of things (a few emails per year) and what they send tends to be very interesting.

Interesting stories. Thanks for posting.

[razz]

There is a lot of reading in this link.

[enota]

I got to the "first time dad at 54" and it creeped me out so bad I had to stop reading. [[[shudder]]]]

[ApatheticNoMore]

I got to the "first time dad at 54" and it creeped me out so bad I had to stop reading. [[[shudder]]]]

dad was 52 when the eldest (me) was born (so I wouldn't be creeped). I also know a male of course, relative that had their first kid at 58 about 14 years ago. The response I usually get is how can one have the energy to raise little kids at that age? I don't know! I do also know it was a large generation gap (growing up in 80s and entering the world in 90s America was a different world than "growing up in the Great Depression and WWII" - a standard of lifestyle I was often expected to meet and couldn't - but that's often the case with much smaller generation gaps than that).