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I did not, and I admit that I should have (and only thought of it after clicking "reply"). On the other hand, I also thing we--as American society--need to hav
by techsupporter 10y ago
I did not, and I admit that I should have (and only thought of it after clicking "reply").
On the other hand, I also thing we--as American society--need to have a discussion about what constitutes "comfortably." I have coworkers who are appalled at the idea that my three-person-with-pet family lives "comfortably" (kid has a separate bedroom, all of us have space for our hobbies, and there's storage) in a 900sqft house. We're moving to a 770sqft condo and the bulk of that "missing" space is reclaimed by going from a two-level house to a flat because the number of rooms is remaining the same.