In my last article, I talked about transitional living and why I think it is important to provide an example of “sober living” in a community like Roto Rica. In this article, I want to discuss another type of transition-living: Information about Sober Living in Romeoville, IL. The first thing that must be said about this incredible community is that it has everything you could possibly need for a healthy transition into higher living: housing, programs, and support groups. Even if you were not born in the community, the strong community of caring adults will help you find safe passage into self-reliance. The halfway house is one of many transitional houses in Romeoville. It was designed to provide a comfortable living arrangement and to offer protection from the brutal environment of downtown Romeoville. Over the past decade or so, the number of people moving out of the inner city of Rome has substantially decreased. Instead of seeing these people as slum dwellers or as transient immigrants, they are seen as hard-working individuals who are simply trying to establish themselves and their families in an increasingly multicultural world. When you look at the halfway house, you will see that it is situated in a quiet and upscale part of town. Since this location makes it an ideal location for transition and sober living, it offers quiet and secure neighborhoods in which to transition into higher stages of life. The residents of the halfway house live there part time and when they get on their feet again, they can move back into the house they are renting with a fully furnished, non-smoking private kitchen. There is even an unsecured parking space.