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 JANNET HAS THE SAME ROOMS AS THE ONES SHE OCCUPIED DURING HER PREVIOUS tenure in Madrid. The rooms in the apartment hotel have an arrangement of three boxes within a square. From the front entry door, you are immediately in the living room, an oblong rectangle, which has a very cozy disposition with plump furnishings. There is a desk and an associative office chair in the corner. At the opposite end of this room, it leads perpendicular to, through an open archway, a comfortable bedroom, and the bed is very high off the floor. And there is a small bathroom, with a shower and no tub. One has to reverse back through the bedroom and through the living room and to near the entry door, and there is located, to the left side another open archway. Here is a small dining area and a small kitchen area with a combination washer/dryer unit strangely tucked in a back corner. The apartment has one each quite large window, to the streets, in the living room and in the bedroom. The rooms have a combo air-conditioning and heat unit, depending on the season, which delivers a rather loud volume of noise when it on. Continue reading →

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MADELYNN LIVES IN THE FASHIONABLE WEST HILLS; THERE IS AN INCREDIBLE VIEW OF the west side and the east side of downtown from the east facing windows of her home. She is married with no children. She tends to draw an interesting crowd of people to her monthly, or sometimes bimonthly, soirees. The crowd, at one of Madelynn soirees, is a varied assortment of academia; teachers, administrators, and grad student/doctorate candidates; usually a fascinating mix of people from the many local colleges and universities.

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