Testimonial 21

It feels right, here

Years ago my parents divided their time between Chicago and Tucson.   Later, as I grew weary of Billings winters, I thought about the same sort of division of the calendar and came to Tucson to look around for a spot.  A newspaper article about this Village caught my eye.  Then, at a convention, I met Henry Koffler and the gang.  It was all delightfully providential.   I have been a resident for somewhat over a year, and I will sell the Billings place because my calendar has been so unexpectedly lopsided in this direction.

It feels right, here.   Others have described its appeal wonderfully and I don't want to be too redundant.  I may have been initially attracted to the setting and the concept, but the people, it turns out, are what makes the place feel right.  Every one of them will be my friend.  Many already are; something like the starting-at-a new-school situation mentioned by someone else in an other testimonial.  We know everybody's name, or will, and we gather for a host of programs, or on the merest of excuses.

Author : Kit Osgood — Former cattle rancher, former Deputy U.S. Marshal, former would-be writer.   Currently interested in biblical interpretation.  Recent graduate of Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley.  M.T.S., M.A. in theology.  Living with willful English Bulldog puppy, Dulcinea.