South Seas Tower 4 - Unité avant enveloppante

My husband Wade and I have lived on Marco Island since the mid 90's. We have a house five minutes from the condo. For the past 20 years we have been ghost writers of personal memoirs and published 40 plus books for happy clients. Between us we have three daughters, ten grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Wade is a huge chess enthusiast and has started several chess clubs on the island!
I love gardening, reading good books, and meeting with interesting people. I was a freelance newspaper reporter for 15 years. We have a little dog Lucy and two cats. I am a feral cat colony feeder and have fed at the same location for over 20 years. I was born in Red Oak, Iowa and my husband was born in Greenville, Georgia.

Marco Island is really a treasured pearl for most people who have recently discovered its beauty. The island has many species of endangered birds who migrate here to nest and raise their young. The island also has the unique burrowing owls. Owl lovers mark the burrows with rope and a little perch for the cute little owls to sit on.
They live in underground burrows and can be found all over the island. They get so used to people looking at them that capturing a picture or two is easy. Many of the island restaurants will send a cab to pick you up and bring you to the restaurant for free. You pay about $6 to take a cab home.
Bike rentals are also an option. The island has a movie theater where you can select from three movies and have dinner while watching the movie if you want. One of our new attractions is a miniature golf course. Kids under 5 play for free. It is a very challenging course with award winning landscaping.
The Center For the Arts on Winterberry Drive has a new art exhibit every month and is free to the public. Marco also has a museum with the very famous 'Marco Cat' on display from Smithsonian and several rooms depicting the history of Marco Island. Mackle Park is a great venue for walking, spray park for kids and pirate inspired Kids' Cove playground.
Goodland fishing village, is located on the east side of the island a few miles away. Great little restaurants and fishing marinas. The "Crabby Lady" is favorite as is "Little Bar". Both are on the river with great food.