Year 2, our Pedasi house

We moved into our house just about a week ago, and it was immaculate! And comfortable. Beautiful both inside and out.


Our backyard living space is used as much as the inside, maybe more. We would probably use it for sleeping if it wasn't for the bugs.












Our house is literally three minutes walk from the Main Street. Even though we can hear music and traffic, it feels like we are living in the country.











It is a duplex, from the front really doesn't look like much but oh so sweet. Soon we will have a car to park in the car port.

The back of the house....oh joy, we have a real BBQ. The door to the right is a laundry room/storage shed. My guess why the laundry room is not in the house....sounds like a Mac truck when it is running, ok maybe a sight exaggeration.
The inside meets our needs perfectly too.




The vegetable/fruit truck has come by twice so far. Love going out the front door and getting fresh produce off the back of a truck.












Yeah...we have already done some reorganizing. I am sure there will be more.
But it is the outside bohio.... I would call it a palapa....that is fantistico.... we have already added to and reorganized the furniture. And we haven't yet tried the stove to see if it works. Soon we will move the BBQ to here...cause it is at least 20 steps away:)









We have a bunch of banana trees in our back yard. Not sure how long they take to ripen, however Daryl googled and it seem they were ready for cutting. There are lots, we sure would like to be able to eat them.










Yep!! same bed. A real sleepy head.


The perfect place for an early morning cup pf coffee and a good book.

This post was a bugger to format, hopefully it will get easier.

Cheers
Ruth








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