Two of the current units will also be available, as two resident households will be moving into the new space. Life at MoCoCo has become somewhat more relaxed these days, as the development process moves along at its own pace and people are more aware of our need to take care of ourselves and eachother. Having faced burn-out from several members recently, we realized we needed to do things differently if we were going to be able to keep a viable group. Job layoffs and health crises affecting several members also have made us more aware that we can't put the rest of our lives on hold indefinitely. We've had to let go of the ambitious timeline we were hoping to maintain, and put more trust in the financial projections that show this won't appreciably increase our final costs.
People spend more time sitting and relaxing after dinner, sharing the day's activities.