Are You Lonely? Join These Women for a Walk in the Park
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Are You Lonely? Join These Women for a Walk in the Park
What would group living, based on that definition, look like as a guiding principle in our lives—however we structure our homes? I think the first step toward that is building routines with others—like the ritual of a shared meal, as you mention—things you can do inside of a home and outside of one. I wanted to encourage readers to look for ways to... See more
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