We're finally settled enough to take pictures of the inside of our house without me tripping over boxes in the attempt. The cottage has been here since the mid-19th century, with a lean-to added on in 1963 when indoor plumbing came to the village. It's semi-detached, meaning we share one wall with neighbors. Fortunately the walls here are really thick, so unlike in our American condo, we can't hear a thing! Anyway, without further ado, here is our house from the inside: Standing at our front door looking in, the first thing you see is our big chest freezer. (Doesn't everyone put their chest freezer right in the middle of the kitchen and dining room?) Our dining table is in what used to be the fireplace but has been plastered over. (If this were our house, I would unplaster it!) Looking to the right from this same position you can see our kitchen area, with oven, laundry machine (which also serves as a condenser dryer), and sink. Some modern houses have utility ...
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