Cohousing-L Mailing List: Re: Available: Taste of CoHousing in the Northeast

[Rebecca Stickler (docstick]

Thank you for that generous offer.  I can't benefit from it this year, but
it is touching that you would reach out to the larger group of cohousers,
almost cohousers, and cohouser wannabees.

We will be moving into cohousing for the first time this summer in Fresno,
CA.  I have especially enjoyed the recent postings on why people live in
cohousing.  You are a wonderful example of how being involved in cohousing
makes you less of a stranger, even outside of your local community. That is
warmer than any summer.

Rebecca



On 6/30/08, Ruth Hirsch <heidinys [at] earthlink.net> wrote:
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> Dear Folks,
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> Hope you are enjoying the Summer.   I am writing to offer our lovely
> home to a current or prospective CoHouser.  We live at Cantines
> Island CoHousing, Saugerties, NY.  We are a smallish community,
> seventeen households, mixed ages.  Wonderful gardens. We are in the
> Hudson Valley, the beautiful Hudson Valley, near Woodstock, NY.  Our
> house overlooks the Esopus rapids, birds of all kinds, good fishing
> if you are inclined, great views.  The Hudson Valley is also home to
> the Culinary Institute of America.  We have great food at every turn,
> elegant to very affordable.  And of course now, our Farmers Market is
> open.
> We will be away for ten days, July 17th-July 28th.
> We invite you to contact us if you'd like to stay in our home part or
> all of that time.
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> If you would like to see what CoHousing is like, or want time out in
> a beautiful setting,please get in touch.
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> Best,
> Ruth & Steve (845) 246-8601
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