I'd like to own a house, but I can't afford to with my present income.
My youngest son lives with me, and when I die, he and his bother will get the unit.
My son once owned his own unit but decided to sell it and asked if he could move in with me, not long after we had attended a book talk by Hugh Mackay in 2024 which delt with such matters as owner occupied housing in Australia, by going off the previous census statistics.
"Vlogging Dayis celebrated every August 10th. It’s a day dedicated to celebrating all things vlog-related. From the creative minds behind the camera to the global community tuning in, this day has something for everyone who loves video blogs. It does make sense, as its popularity has soared recently. Vlogging is like having a chat with friends but through a camera. People share bits of their day, thoughts, or adventures online.
You get to peek into someone else’s life, learn new things, or have a laugh.
Plus, anyone can start a vlog.
You need a camera and something to say.
It’s all about connecting, sharing, and sometimes, just having fun showing off your cat’s silly antics. Why do we mark this occasion, you might wonder? Vlogging has changed how we share stories and experiences. It brings us closer, allowing a peek into someone else’s life, thoughts, or adventures.
On Vlogging Day, we recognize the hard work and creativity that goes into producing these engaging video blogs. It’s a nod to the impact vloggers have on entertainment, education, and even how we see the world. The reasons for celebrating Vlogging Day are as diverse as the vlogs themselves.
Some enjoy the connection it fosters among people worldwide. Others appreciate the platform it provides for self-expression and creativity. Then, some value the learning and discovery that vlogs facilitate. No matter the reason,Vlogging Day is a chance to celebrate the vast, vibrant world of video blogging."
