How does one keep the multigenerational homes/vibes going in the age of digital nomads?

We’ve had a good run so far. In the jungle we’ve had casitas on our property that have had a steady flow of grandparents and friends rolling through. Laura’s parents are there now so we’ll keep the flow going.

We’re only one kid in, and it feels like quite a bit of work and it’s amazing having multiple eyes, vibes, personalities, and caretakers around at all times.

We’ve basically taken over a building here in Italy. Laura’s parents are on the left and brother with his girlfriend on the right.

Things are always just better when there’s more people around. There’s help to do the chores, friends to do nothing or play with etc.

I thibk that’s the reason why people have their best times in college. They are always walking distance (or less) away from humans and social events.

I’m super drawn towards recreating this somehow in daily life. We did for a bit at the primal house. That was too close of quarters for Laura, but I freakin loved it. Always someone to bounce ideas off of, always family dinners, always someone to ping pong with etc. i may go check out the network state thing @balajis has going on. Sounds fun.

We’re kind of (slowly) building out something like this down in the jungle with the health crew and the bitcoin crew.

Anyways, just doing a brain dump of human slop on yall and am curious your thoughts on how y’all with bigger families do it if you’ve moved away from fam or are doing family nomading. Pv