Once you enter the kitchen, the sink and counters are to your right. This picture looks back through the same hallway the first picture is taken from. We recently got a new faucet in the kitchen, that works very well.
On the other side of the doorway, you immediately find the fridge and stove. In this shot, you can see the call box for the front door.
Panning across that wall, here is the stove again. We had to get a new control knob installed so the oven would work, but it seems to be working really well now. Next to the stove, there are some blue shelves I built to hold more of our kitchen items. Behind the shelves is a small door that goes to somewhere (we have no idea where), but it is painted over.
Here is one last shot, showing the blue shelves again and one of the three windows in the kitchen. Our table is also in this shot. 
3 comments:
You didn't mention our hydrogen bomb - I mean dishwasher.
Apparently, heating elements in things like dishwashers can, if not used for 2 or more week periods, accumulate trapped hydrogen gas that is of course highly explosive. I guess it's a good thing I read those instruction manuals sometimes. I didn't know I'd just bought us an occasional hydrogen bomb in the form of a kitchen appliance.
I noticed the HAIER brand on the dishwasher--where is it from? Are you just supposed to vent the thing into your kitchen for a few minutes? Using it could be exciting. Did it come with the apartment? Thanks for all the pictures.
Dad
Dad, We bought the dishwasher, so it is new. The back vents out into the room, so we are still trying to figure out exactly how we are going to protect the wall behind it from excessive steam. The hydrogen gas thing is less clear. I suppose we will have to wait and see. I can't wait for it to me up and running!
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