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| our front door, at the tippy top of the Main House at Tyndale |
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| the breakfast/every meal nook |
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| the living space; note the kitting basket and radiator, very British |
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| the kitchen |
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| this may seem small to the American mind, but in fact it's massive compared with our kitchen in Wheaton |
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| the view of the courtyard from our living room window |
Spoiler alert: Our apartment was furnished.
So, while it took a few days to get over the hodge podge of quaint low ceilings and old charm mixed with modern furniture and leather lamps, I am so thankful to have started with something. In this phase of life I pray that I would be truly refined to see what's essential as far less than before. I also hope that this sense of simplicity will follow me here onward, wherever we end up next.
It looks great, Brit! I want to come have a cuppa at your wee little table :)
ReplyDeleteI just finished reading a book called Almost Amish. It's about choosing simplicity in all areas of your life. You'd love it! And it's an easy, interesting and inspiring read. Your place looks great! I send a link of your blog to Karla and Joel Willitts who lived in your flat when we were there. She loved seeing it! Thanks for posting!
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