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From: hedge@hpspkla.UUCP (hedge)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: living alone
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Date: Wed, 11-Sep-85 11:22:00 EDT
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Posted: Wed Sep 11 11:22:00 1985
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Nf-From: hpspkla!hedge    Sep 11 08:22:00 1985


Just to insert more Re's:

I just finished living alone for a little over one year in a couple of
houses and found it enjoyable if a lot of work to take care of both
inside and outside by myself.  I now have a roommate and like that too.
It's nice not to have to make dinner every night by myself, and it's nice
to have someone to cook for.  I do find that the house is less clean -
even though we have twice the ability to clean-up, we also have twice the
number of people to generate a mess in the first place.  Let's face it -
as long as you are independent enough to enjoy some solitude, whether or
not to live alone is just a series of tradeoffs.

Alan Hedge
Hewlett Packard, Spokane, Washington

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