Come with me on a tour of my apartment!
These are the steps down to our front door.
Lets go through the back door (so you can see the covered cement patio! It is quite long, but you can only see a little square of it in this picture).
Thanks mom and dad for the couch!
It has a nice open feel to it!
The view out the back window. The church is right down the hill. We run down the hill every Sunday for church. I guess we will have to sled down to church once it snows. The hill is pretty steep!
The kitchen! It has lots of counter space, lots of storage space, and a dishwasher!!!! Hooray! Finally a dish washer! I have been cooking every chance I get. I love cooking in the fall. Especially with pumpkin and plums and all that goodness. Check out my cooking blog to see what I have created recently in my new kitchen.
We bought a water filter for our sink. Pocatello water tastes horrible! This purifier really helps.
We also bought a new vacuum. It’s pretty nice for only being $40!
This is the view to the side of our apartment.
Anyway, that’s our apartment and our life! Cheers!
4 comments:
very nice apartment, congrats on getting accepted to so many school genius Benjamin! Have you chosen one of the 3 yet? Can't wait to see you guys this weekend.
Glad you guys are settling in and liking your apartment. I'm excited to see where the two of you end up.
And hey, put some pictures of your cute selves on there too! Eleni wants to see her beautiful Aunt Amy. :)
Oh- fun to see some pictures of your place! Tell me what you think of your water filter- we've been considering getting one, but we weren't sure if it was worth it.
I think it is worth it. Pocatello water is way worse than Moscow water, though. We just flip it on when we want drinking water. Otherwise, we just use the normal water for dishes and hand washing. You can't use hot water with the filter on. The cartridges cost around 6$ and ours lasted about 2 months before we had to change it. but i think the water tastes better.
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