Since these photographs were taken we've made progress but I haven't taken photographs. So you can see the place in full dishabille (is that a word I can use? the spelling's bad but?). Below is the living area.

This is the dining room.

The sunroom/perhaps office/cozy nook.

Meowcat on the front porch.

A look down the hallway from the sunroom type place...our bedroom is down and to the right another bedroom (perhaps office?) is to the left.
4 comments:
Looks nice, hardwood floors, built-in dining room cupboard..maybe you need some Nature's Miracle for the rugs?
wow, looks really nice. i wish i lived in a city. carpeting is fucking weak. fucking weak.
Is dishevelment the word you're looking for?
Nope it was deshabille..from the french word for undressed or unkempt.
yes, toby, carpeting is weak. i agree wholeheartedly with your sentiment and sympathize with your carpeted plight.
and no, mom, no cleaning products are needed for the rug.
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