I went to The Springs at Anna Maria. I was favorably impressed. Most of the people that I saw were older, I felt younger than them. The person who took me around was very nice, she was very good, she showed me a couple of rooms, she took me everywhere I could want to see. She showed me the dining area, she showed me the gardens, a couple of residents walked up to her and said hello. She was very affable with them, and it made a very good impression on me. I thought it was a good facility overall. I thought the neighborhood was a little bit sterile, and it was a residential neighborhood. The rooms were acceptable, they weren't anything special, not large, but for the price, they were reasonable. They do have a choice of sizes, a one, and a two-bedroom. They had rooms where people could gather, and they had posted get-together types of activities, games, and watching movies and television. They're clean and presentable, quite attractive, they had a library and such. It's very nice.

I am waiting to go back for another tour in The Springs at Anna Maria. The people were excellent, and the facility was very nice that I want to go back for the second tour. The second tour is going to be just to see how the people get along and what activities they are involved with. During my first tour, they showed me a one-bedroom apartment. It was very nice. Everything was up to snuff. They had this small gym. I had a good lunch there. I enjoyed it. The amenities were pretty good as well, that's why I'm going back to check on that and their activities. I'm 77 years old, and I want a lot of excursions and activities to stay active. Out of all the places I've seen so far, this is probably the one I would wind up going to. Robin was very, very nice. She sent me a bouquet of flowers two weeks ago, and I still have two more flowers left that are still alive. They were just sent with love.