Our House {is a very, very, very fine house}

There is a lot to share already of my Irish Adventure, but as I am limited to katienaptime to use the computer, and this blogspot is NOT as easy as it looks (this is already my second attempt at posting with pictures - first failed miserably and was thus deleted) I will keep each entry to one aspect of life. Today's lesson, boys and girls, is All About Our House

This is the front of our house. This is our Ford Focus rental car. {insert theme song from "The Jeffersons" here}. You can see we are bringing a little bit of that miami ghetto style with our uncovered plain-bulb porch light. To the left of the house you can see a building in the background. That is the original farmhouse from when RoseHill estates was just lush green farmland. (that makes me think of Back to the Future when Twin Pines farm becomes Lone Pine Housing Development - or something like that. I know the reference accuracy is off, but if you get my gist, my work here is done)

But I digress...

Immediately to our right (your left) is a beautiful little green space with a big tree and wildflowers and it is fenced off so no one can enter it and I dont know what it is for...

Let's go inside the house...

When you walk in the front door the stairs to the second floor are immediately in front of you and a door is to your right. This is what you see as you open that door. {actually now there is a mirror above the mantle and the picture is on the wall where the clock is and, well... we moved some stuff today}

Can you dig the orange furniture?

Life's a garden... Dig it.

This is our kitchen as you go through the other room (note the orange chair in the bottom right corner) -{ like you needed directions to THAT thing}

The doors in the back lead out to the backyard... But that is going to have to wait until our next episode as I must get dinner on the table and just this has taken like six hours cause things keep going arsewise.

I blame the computer, not the programmer...