Individuality

Our society encourages individuality. We want you to be yourself not who anyone wants you to be. There are no school uniforms, everyone dresses in normal clothes as long as it is no inappropriate. Teens and kids can dress freely, and you can have your own style. Society cannot change who you are, so everyone is their self. All of your choices are individual, however some choices have consequences. Our community is not like the one from "The Giver". I would not like to live in the community like "The Giver." Everyone is free to be themselves. No one will penalise you for being yourself, so everyone feel free to be yourself.

Daily Life and Economy

This island retreat home reflects a classic Key West style. Its design is superb for entertaining and outdoor living, but will have special appeal to the collector, boater, angler, or tropical bird watcher. Residents her spend their days working in gardens, working on farms, and doing their typical everyday job while kids are at school. There are 3 divisions of schools. Division 1 has pre-k-5 grades, division 2 has 6-9 grades, and division 3 has 10-college grades. We use the United States currency. Residents pay is determined by the amount of danger they are in while working. If resdients don't go to work or school there is punishment. It is usually just more work or more school work. Twichell Island is worry-free because you are living in a safe envirioment with great people and animals. Daily living is determined by how old you are so the elderly won't be doing as much. There is an option for retirement, you have to be at least 50 to retire unless you have a disablility. Free-time is where the kids that are in school have 1 hour to do whatever they would like. Most kids will hang out with friends, listen to music, or play games.There is television for our residents to watch. The island is pretty local however you can see the Atlantic Ocean. Meals are made by your family, however you can make something for other families, but it is not required. All of the food is locally grown and sold at a farmers market. Everyone is treated equally. If someone happens to get sick, there are doctors to help. Your fee for the doctor is determined by what's wrong. This island utopia is a great place for anyone to live.