[dkopriva]

Folks, This level of frustration shouldn’t be directed at Nicole Foss or her supporters. Nicole takes a macro view on this subject and has also stated several times that she is not timing these events she is bringing understanding to the state of affairs in the big picture which many believe has crested. if anyone has made life changes due to the finding of Nicole Fox, that’s good. She has advocated a simpler more independent lifestyle. I think that if the economy was booming it is still fantastic advise. Buyers remorse is not uncommon and we need to go back to the original intent of why we make life changing decisions. it is based on a conviction of doing something right. We often have to be reminded that we are not following the crowd which means we will be constantly scrutinized for our perspective. This does not mean your decision to move or live a sustainable lifestyle is wrong. Living a sustainable lifestyle takes hard work, discipline and `courage. Based on what I hav experienced these past few years in city living is mind bending. The risk taking is incredibly high and the rewards are fleeting. This will continue and to be at the cutting edge of sustainable, slower lifestyle is simply a great experience. I am preaching to myself and giving myself a boost as I am going through the transition to sustainable living.

[dkopriva]

O.K. Diogenes, the response about the wives is just funny.

[dkopriva]

Maybe someone can explain the modern obsession of ” moving up” when it comes to houses. it wasn’t too long ago when families lived in a 1200 sq.ft bungalow for 30 years and then retired in that same home for another 10-15 years. Am I missing something or had the culture gone that far off the rails?

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