Houses today are almost triple the size they were in 1950. The taxes, utilities and upkeep are about five times what they were back then. How are we able to afford all this? Well back in 1950 few moms went to work. Stay at home moms are now a rarity and our younger generation has paid the price.-Lou
Why are people not content with average homes? It doesn't make any sense to me,,,other than greed and envy. What a pity people cannot be content with what their parents had. Where did we go wrong?
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Why are people not content with average homes? It doesn't make any sense to me,,,other than greed and envy. What a pity people cannot be content with what their parents had. Where did we go wrong?
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