The apartment

As promised, here are some photos of our place, including the "scooter clock" (it's embossed metal with a reflective coating; it's supposed to look like an Israeli motorino licence plate) and the child's chair I rescued from the dumpster.

Below is a rough joiner of the apartment as it looked right after we moved in. It's still pretty much as it's pictured. Click on it for a larger version. It's almost a 360º view -- maybe it's 290º or something like that (sorry, sorry -- that's probably a little too much information. Comes from having a freaking physicist for a husband). Just off the left hand side of the image is the hall with our stacked washer/dryer, the w/c, and the main door. That's our bedroom on the left, and across from it is the little built-in table you see on the right. My fave part about this place is the huge wall with sliding built-in blinds and windows (it's completely open in the photo). Together, the tracks for windows and blinds are just deep enough to sit on comfortably; we've since bought some cushions so when the windows are open, the track can be used as a window seat.





The chair with my flip flops for scale. It's a sweet little thing! And not as grimy as it looks in this photo, I swear.



The little scooter clock, resting on our tiny sub-woofer. Hanging it on the wall is on the to-do list. Just gotta get my hands on a hammer and nails.