Our Nyumbani! On the other side of the papaya tree is a cute little cabana with a thatched roof, it's a popular place for all the watoto to hang out.
Our living room and dining room are attached with this little archway between them.
The three doors on the left are bedrooms or a possible office one day. Down the hall and to the right is our bedroom, and the door to the immediate right is the kitchen. We have been cooking in the living room though because the electricity does not work in the kitchen.
Merritt and Moss,
ReplyDeleteIt looks adorable -- curtains and all.
Theresa
We love these photos! Hope the KFC franchise is doing well, with Drive-Up Cabana and helpful watototo assistants! I guess you're serving tuna, as the price is right! Chicken of the Sea! Also like the water fountain on the dining room wall .... or is that Kali's perching pad? As you are on the boundary between TZ and MZ, does this make your kitten a Border Kali?
ReplyDeletexoxo from the guilding Western Slope
that is a nice little house! Well played.
ReplyDeleteLuke
Hey! Love your house!! It looks nice and I love the African style! You guys are rockin' out in Tanzania! But I'm there are probably things that still aren't so easy and you are paying more attention to the positive:) Gotta love the little tricky "get by withs" out there, like cooking meals in the living room.
ReplyDeleteAnd from your other entry - RUNNING ON AN INDIAN OCEAN BEACH!!! Sounds like HEAVEN. Chris and I just ran 10 miles this morning - the longest we've done together yet! :) I've started teaching more yoga classes around town here along with tennis, and Chris is teaching Spanish at St Paul's school and loving it (ya know - where Hayden and I went as kids:) XOXOXO