The house is wood board (like most here). The walls are not sealed, but the roof keeps out the (frequent) rain very well. My room is very simple - the cross braces for the wood boards make handy two inch wide shelves. There is a plastic chest of drawers into which I have stashed all my clothes, a few nails for hanging, a small desk, and a mattress on the floor. There are screens on the window, and a screen door to the room, so in theory no mosquito net is needed, but some still choose to use them (no malaria, but for dengue). I will live here for a month or two, until I find my own place in town.
kitchen
My bedroom
Below: View of the house from the street
Below below: Our street. If you face the other direction it is a 20 second walk to the main road.
It looks beautiful, Jen! I can't wait to hear more about it. I'm glad you made it there safely.
ReplyDeleteWow, Jen, it's so nice! I guess I've spent too much time listening to Robin describe bathrooms in Yemen, so that's what I was expecting! I'm glad you won't have to be showering out of a bucket. :)
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