In other words, they have built a life that sets them free to do everything that's important to them. We worked really hard for a very long time, but then figured that if we could fill 700 beds between us, we ought to be able to take care of 10 beds. So we left Wilmette and moved to Saugatuck. We were ready for a small town, but we wanted a business where we would meet people from every walk of life. In addition to the main house, a guest cottage has its own hot tub and extra privacy for honeymooning couples.
Every unit has a color television and vcr.
And the apartment I was staying in was nicely equipped with games and toys for children of all ages. They've promised to keep their ears open for stories of people who love their work in their hometowns. So I'm sure you'll be getting dispatches from me from those two places before too long. So if you're following Working From the HeartLand as much as a travel guide as a careers journal, I strongly urge you to visit Saugatuck. While you're there, give Twin Oaks Inn a call.