gan 6 - return to human be-ing

[gan]

There was an article in the newspaper the past weekend titled "Living solo in [city where I live]: successful women and lonely men"

"Women who live alone, particularly those younger than under 40, tend to be well-educated, have professional jobs and earn high incomes. By contrast, men who live alone, particularly middle-aged men, are less educated and earn lower incomes than other men. They are also twice as likely not to work at all."

Great.

I was especially delighted to learn that I now fit into the demographic category known as "lone-person household".

Also great.