In fact, can you call this snow? It looked like snow from my window, but I'm not sure if it even qualifies. I turned around to get the camera and it stopped. Anyways, it is chill-some.
While I had the camera out, I thought I might do a bit of 'You've Been Framed' shots of my mini-apartment and see if they say anything about life here right now.
In complete contrast to the somewhat blizzardy weather, here is the blooming jasmine growing on our windowsill.
My favourite new summer bag (some might say bought a little pre-maturely)
Two wise Tunisian men and an excitable fern watch over us throughout the days
The growing family portrait wall (Brooke this may be a hint that we need a new picture of the kiddoes! Hehe) The other two pictures are of Conrad's brother and fiance and of all Conrad's cousins in a row.
A mask or two from the plentiful stores we found somewhere in the labyrinth of cobble-stone streets of Venice
By far the largest and fattiest addition to my kitchen cupboard: Jif. But oh how the creamy goodness brings happiness to my soul. It's even more special because I have to get imported from the States.
And as a parting gift, I give you the greeting hung up next to the door.
Shalom.
While I had the camera out, I thought I might do a bit of 'You've Been Framed' shots of my mini-apartment and see if they say anything about life here right now.
In complete contrast to the somewhat blizzardy weather, here is the blooming jasmine growing on our windowsill.
Next to my faux fireplace stands a proud Filipino hunter (who just happens to be stood next to a cute looking Tunisian camel)
Many a long evening spent reading..
My favourite new summer bag (some might say bought a little pre-maturely)
Two wise Tunisian men and an excitable fern watch over us throughout the days
The growing family portrait wall (Brooke this may be a hint that we need a new picture of the kiddoes! Hehe) The other two pictures are of Conrad's brother and fiance and of all Conrad's cousins in a row.
A mask or two from the plentiful stores we found somewhere in the labyrinth of cobble-stone streets of Venice
By far the largest and fattiest addition to my kitchen cupboard: Jif. But oh how the creamy goodness brings happiness to my soul. It's even more special because I have to get imported from the States.
And as a parting gift, I give you the greeting hung up next to the door.
Shalom.
6 comments:
your place is so fun. I love the view from your window. Luke can't live without the Jif either.
I loved my tour through your home!! And I want that jasmine!! They smell so heavenly.
It's Jif all the way at our house, too.
Heah, I miss your camel....=)
k. i was just going to ask for some pics of the apartment. i want more! there is an american shop in london somewhere - i found it online. :)
What a lovely idea. Thanks for the home tour! It's nice to see the things you look at when you're at home.
The summer bag brings back memories of last summer. By the way, the lake is FULL now. Too bad you're not coming to swim this year!
Great idea, Rachel! Love getting the personal tour through your humble abode.
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