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The Quammune

0 comments | Thursday, May 22, 2008

This is from the outside. Our door is centered, the top left apartment.


This is the view as soon as you enter the apartment and look left. Where they have the sofa is where we would probably put the kitchen table. The kitchen is there on the right.



Sorry about the lighting with the videos. This first one is the kitchen, the dining room, and then you can see the main door on the right as I walk into the living room.


This is leaving the living room down the hallway into the first bedroom.


The master bath and the back bedroom. The door you see in the bathroom leads into the half bath.

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Thanksgiving 2007

2 comments | Thursday, November 22, 2007

Happy Thanksgiving! We're having a wonderful time celebrating with Jason and Naomi Ching. Naomi came over at 8:30 this morning, and the boys planned to study at the Ching's apartment for most of the day. Before Brian left to study, however, we conned him into getting the neck, gizzard and heart out of the turkey! He then ran an errand (to get turkey stock) and upon returning, put the super heavy (20 pound) turkey in the oven for us! Thanks, Brian! Now we're waiting for the turkey to finish cooking, but wanted to publish some pics for your amusement. Please note beautiful china: first time in use! More pictures to come...





























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