GROW UP
HE ABILITY to live a simple life by growing a large food garden is ironically a privilege offered to fewer people every generation. The millennials at my office work just as hard as me but they face a lifetime as renters, which is unfair when their only crime is their birthdate.
In the cities, we are returning to a caste system of landed gentry and an underclass of renters who have no backyards or limited use of them. At the periphery of society
