My wife is in Farmington Square - Gresham. They have five separate cottages. They have a very nice appearance. There's one lane drive-through between the cottages. It's a two-way, but just one lane through it with parking off to the side. It's very well laid out. I noticed they have yard keepers that come in and do their yard work. The inside of the cottages is nice. It's kind of like a hallway that loops around. The rooms are off the hallway. It has one small common area that you come into. You enter a locked door that goes into a common area with couches, some recliner chairs, and the TV on the wall. There's a small dining room with maybe six tables for dining. At the far end, there's another small common area with a TV on the wall. In between, there's a common area with tables and chairs with a TV. I never tried their food. They post a menu on the wall. My wife never remembers what they served, and I always have to look at the menu and say, 'Oh, you eat this and this.' I've seen the food on some plates when I come at mealtime, and it looked pretty good. After dinner, before bedtime, I know they give a little treat of something. I know they've given them a cookie mainly. They give them water and juice at the meal. Their activities are a real concern to me because the only thing I've seen them do is sit in this common area. About six or eight residents are out and watching TV. Two times I went there, and they were watching a sing-a-long thing where a lady was on there playing the piano and singing. The times I've gone there, there's no activity. They're just sitting around and watching TV, so that concerned me quite a bit. At my wife's cottage, you go out a side door near the eating area, and there's probably a small sidewalk that's probably 12 feet wide and probably 25 feet long area, and there are two park benches to sit on, and so that's it. That's the outside area that she has.