Are you sure? A year later you'd probably be saying the same thing?

Probably, but then I wouldn't (hopefully) need to be renovating and getting materials .... hopefully.

I guess it's kind of a given when you build an entirely unsustainable system and instead of making changes where changes need to be made you keep propping it up and hoping problems will somehow magically stop being problems if you pretend they aren't for long enough?

The economic models and tools were built for a different time and didn't factor in the google's and amazon's of the world, nor the ability to move money and hide money from where it was earned. It is a broken system at best, a disaster at the moment.

There are pros to homeschooling - a lot of cons since - the kids are at home too :D

Working remotely for all things take some getting used to, especially if it wasn't the way or even possible before. I was travelling twice a month, now.... 0.

Good luck with developing the new normal. :)