People are always curious about how we live in the city. This is a brief tour of our two bedroom, one bathroom 4th floor* home which comfortably sleeps seven. It begins with the view out eight of our ten windows. Next is the master bedroom with a custom built queen size loft bed in beautiful Poplar wood. Following that is the Living/Dining/Entry, Kid's room (2 bunks, 1 crib), and the Kitchen.
I must say that the view of the kitchen reminds me of the kitchens at Fort Belvoir. It does seem like a nice view from the window. Is there much noise? I guess you would get used to it.
don't laugh - but sometimes i DREAM of having a tiny space. really.
we recently moved to a bigger house with more space, and almost immediately i missed having the kids underfoot all the time. and, we hang out in the kitchen/living room all the time anyway, so WHY did we need more space?
i also love that your kids have learned to respect each other's space and learn to be happy breathing the same air. :)
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I must say that the view of the kitchen reminds me of the kitchens at Fort Belvoir. It does seem like a nice view from the window. Is there much noise? I guess you would get used to it.
Yeah, it does get noisy in the summer months when people are hanging out on the street until all hours, but it's fairly quiet in the cold months.
don't laugh - but sometimes i DREAM of having a tiny space. really.
we recently moved to a bigger house with more space, and almost immediately i missed having the kids underfoot all the time. and, we hang out in the kitchen/living room all the time anyway, so WHY did we need more space?
i also love that your kids have learned to respect each other's space and learn to be happy breathing the same air. :)
you are a wonderful mother em.
You have done some work, it looks great!!
LOVE the loft bed. You guys inspire me.
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