More of our house (yes, it is a big house... except the kitchen...)

Okay, here is some more!  These are pictures of Benjamin;s office.  It looks like a disaster.  Sometimes it is, but in all fairness it is worse in these pics because we had to clean out the 'spare spare' bedroom for company - so anything that had to come out of there ended up in here.  Oh yeah - it also houses items like the blender (which is the only appliance that must be run through a transformer...).  Actually, most of my baking pans and tins are in the white dresser.  You know, it makes perfect sense - the silverware, pans etc, leftover containers and fridge are all NOT in the kitchen... :) moving on...

We bought this bookshelf from the same missionaries who sold us other items I have mentioned.  It is quite nice.  Currently, it is home to some English Zion books which we brought from Malawi to sell here.  We brought back around 100 in June.  We don't have many students who are English proficient, but some are and we like to have different titles available to them.

This is a picture of the new access hole and ladder which Benjamin built.  The old access hole was kinda inaccessible... really.  It is located just outside of the hallway bathroom in the mini hallway where the sink was - only, it wasn't above the sink, it is at the other end, right outside of the bathroom door.  Sorry, the house is downright complicated to explain... maybe one day Benjamin will draw a beautiful diagram so you can understand it all.  Anyway, he built this so that the roof can easily be accessed for leaks etc.  And he did a good job.  And yes, that hanging of Africa (which used to be Grandma and Grandpa's) is dreadfully crooked.  The picture isn't all that straight either... Thanks for noticing. :)

Okay, just loving keeping you in suspense...  There should just be one more post of the inside left.  Our master bedroom, master bathroom, and master garage.  That is what the proper name is when your garage opens right into your bedroom.  Just in case the shopping wears you out, and you need a nap before unloading... not that we could ever fit our vehicle in the garage and open the doors to get out anyway...