The GuestHouse (Gaestehaus)

Finally, pictures of my abode. I’m sure you’ve all been on the edges of your seats throughout.

Here’s my room moving in. I was expecting the other wall to be about where the left edge of that little desk is.


But no… it turns out I actually have a huge amount of space, far more than I know what to do with. Cool!


Now here’s my room after I’ve actually gotten a bit moved in.


I also have a pretty amazing desk set up, but I prefer to use the little desk by my bed when I’m not doing actual work, because I like looking out the window.


Here’s my desk set up. Some good pictures accompanied me here.


We also have a kitchen…


and a dining room, for all four of us.


Here’s the guesthouse from the outside. I’m on the second floor from the top, the small window that’s one of the two left-staggered windows. We get a pretty awesome view from up there, as well – I’m glad we’re not down a few floors because then we’d see nothing but trees.
All four rooms in the suite are different, too, and have different furnishings – Rehan’s room is next door to me, the one with the balcony to the left of mine in this picture. As I may have mentioned, he has a balcony, and a really nice panoramic view. I’m a little jealous.

The view out of my window is really nice, too. I’m not complaining.


This is for Jess – you like?


But there’s also this, out of the kitchen window. I’ve been told that it’s a coal plant, and also that it’s a nuclear plant, so I’m not really sure what to believe.


Maybe this picture will mitigate that last one.


One last windmill picture for good luck.