It's so easy to run downtown to one of the good restaurants. By the way, all of us so far have cars and attached heated garage space for them. If the time comes when a number of the residents wish to have a noon meal served in our Commons Room, we can contract to do so. So far we haven't felt the necessity for this service. Occasionally I bake cookies, casseroles and desserts, but only once have I prepared a beef roast dinner and so far only my son Tom has been invited for a meal.
Life is too interesting to spend time and energy on housework.
My family teases me about finding my car at one or another of the town's restaurants at noon. For the convenience of our guests, we can sign up for the use of the guest room. It is a comfortable two-bedroom and bath suite for which a nominal fee of twenty dollars is charged per night. Long stays are discouraged because this one suite is for guests of all residents. It is the kind of thoughtful planning throughout, including the railings along the sides of the halls, which attracts us to this haven for senior citizens.