Our awesome kitchen. The only real thing that bothers me about it is the height of the counters. They are really, really short.
Our bathroom. It’s small, but it has a bath tub. A tub! In my four years in China, it’s the first tub I’ve ever had the pleasure of using on a daily basis. Before, if I wanted a nice warm bath, I had to check into a 5 star hotel for the night. Those heat lamps are something else, too. I’m totally going to dig them come winter.
Our bedroom. The mattress is really high because we put it on top of our landlord’s mattress. There is a enclosed balcony over there to the right.
Our awesome hallway. The first door on the left goes to the kitchen, the one on the right goes to the bedroom, and the door on the left, closest to our front door, goes to the bathroom. I need to put something on the right wall so it doesn’t look so bare.
This is what Shanghai looks like from our living room window. That green area is Xujiahui Park. I like to imagine that it’s Central Park. No dogs are allowed inside, so we can’t Meili there. On the other side of our building is the great big Metro City sphere. I like it here.
Not many blossoms left to take pictures of. I love standing under a tree and having the blossoms rain down on me.
Shanghai has some seriously strange bumper stickers. They at least keep my walks entertaining to say the least.
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Maybe you’re just too tall? Not much counter space, huh?
May 20, 2012 @ 1:12 AM
Maybe it’s just that you’re too tall? Not much counter space, huh?
May 20, 2012 @ 1:15 AM
Not a lot of counter space, but more than some of the apartments we looked at.
May 21, 2012 @ 11:29 PM