Not an issue at bustling buck’s county community
By Tom Mackie
THE ERICKSON TRIBUNE
Bob
and Loretta Hall decided to move to Ann’s Choice “for many reasons,” according to Bob. Having a daughter and grandchildren close by was key, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg . . . so to speak.
“When it’s cold and rainy out all we have to do is walk down the hall to dine at a great restaurant,” says Bob. “By living at Ann’s Choice our quality of life is so much better.”
For those of us not lucky enough to be living at Ann’s Choice, the start of December signifies the first cold and wet stuff of winter. It’s also time to get ready for all the frustrations and the expenses that come with it. On top of the skyrocketing heating bills, shoveling snow, and winterizing your house, there’s a void of activity. You’re cooped up in your house a lot more than during the warmer months with not a lot to do.
Comfortable convenience
When meteorologists call for an abundance of unsightly ice, freezing rain, sleet, and snow people living at Ann’s Choice aren’t rushing out to buy milk and bread.
Instead, they’re walking down climate-controlled walkways to a variety of onsite restaurants, enjoying a tantalizing meal prepared by their talented chef without ever going outside.
Enjoy the warmth and relaxation of the indoor heated swimming pool and hot tub. Keep those winter pounds at bay by working out in the state-of-the-art fitness center, or a world-class spa! Exercise your mind by taking an on-campus college course. Repair or craft your own furniture in the on-site woodwork & hobby shop – just a few of the amenities here to support the more than 100 clubs.
“I like that you can add more clubs if you like too,” says Ted Szczepkowski, who lives at Ann’s Choice. “The staff is always trying to accommodate us. I’m having a blast!”
In fact, the Halls were thinking about starting a German club when they discovered the community already had one!