The closer your bedroom is to the ground, the worse your life is.
The closer your bedroom is to the ground, the worse your life is.
The best lives are lived in places where the ground isn't a part of your view, and I'm not wrong.
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Lofty twits got no cool tools or high skill interests
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Mans living in Comstock’s Columbia.
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I should probably live underground then, but one look at Whittier, Alaska tells me that even the most remote living situation still requires modern rent prices and/or highly educated/skilled employment.
I haven't left the house in 4+ months though (and where I live trees block any view of the horizon) so there is that.
Sounds like a dealbreaking lack of gardens and bees, if you're not near the ground