Ok, family. Here are the long-awaited pictures of our house! It's not fancy, and we do have a few more "settling-in" things to do, like properly pin up our Michigan flag, but it is starting to feel more home-y. We share a large house with six other people: three single teachers, and a teaching couple and their son. These pictures are just of our space; we'll take some of the yard and pool out back in a few weeks when we start using it!
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We have two separate spaces at the house. This view is looking out our "bedroom" doors (in the main house) onto our little garden. We plan to put a table and chairs out here in the summer for evening happy hours. |
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Our chairs in the bedroom. |
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Our quartz tile from Istanbul! (the only souvenir we could fit!) |
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Our garden! The neighbors upstairs (a teaching couple and their son) don't have a key to the front gate yet, so they walk through here to leave the house. We're still working out a few things :) |
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Looking toward the road. |
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Looking back toward the rest of the house. The pool is around back. The landscaping is really lovely! |
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Jim in our bedroom. We were a little grossed out by the state of the futon mattress provided, and haven't found a replacement yet. |
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The main entrance to the house - very grand! No one really uses it. Our room is on the left, and one of our roommates' is on the right. |
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Our bathroom - much bigger than our last few in Minneapolis and Seattle! We love the counter space. |
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The very secure gate leading to our carport. |
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Where our car normally goes! |
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One adjustment has been the numerous keys we use! Most homes and schools have these large skeleton keys for all the locks - Jim carries around about 10. |
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Chairs on "the other side" - our kitchen and living room (and spare bedroom and bathroom). |
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The spare bedroom - we're working on a bed for it! |
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Our teeny, tiny kitchen! It is great to have our own space, and we actually have cooked here quite a lot. |
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Jim proudly displays our Michigan flag! We're still working on a nail to hold up the other side. |
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