Our Home

Moving was hard work and draining, but we had so many people help with the packing/unpacking and moving part that it made it that much easier. Thank you everyone who helped we couldn't have done it without you! It is nice to be here and settled so I thought I would post some pictures of our new "home".

Here is the front of the "row homes"

Here is our row home with our lovely camping chairs on the porch. Everyone hangs out on their porch in this city.

This is the entrance to our home.

These stairs lead down to the basement and it is so scary and stinky down there.

And of course it has the creepiest toilet in the open- WEIRD! Supposedly the old steel workers would come in the basement after work and clean up down there, thus a toilet.

Thank goodness it is nice and big and empty to fit all of our stuff.

Our first washer and dryer which I love having!

This room is off the entrance hall and it is supposed to be a family room, but we made it our dining room/misc room.

Here is our family room that was supposed to be the dining room.

This is the door from the kitchen into our "backyard". The yards here are so small because of the closeness of houses, but we are thankful for Pailsey to have some grass.

Here is our kitchen that we have packed full with different things.

The stairs leading upstairs are long and very skinny so it was an adjustment to go up and down them without falling!

Here is our bedroom at the top of the stairs.

There are only 2 closets in this whole house so that made it interesting to put away clothes. Above is what they look like.

I never appreciated central air since I have always had it but boy do we miss it! We are lucky to have to window units in our house.

Here is our guest room. PLEASE come visit!

At the end of the hall upstairs is Paisley's room.

Last, but not least our HUGE bathroom. Having one in the house makes it interesting, but I will never be desperate enough to use the toilet in the basement!

Our long hallway upstairs from Paisley's room to our room at the end. The homes in Pittsburgh are deep and not very wide, I guess to fit as many homes in as possible. (If that makes sense)