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[lizzybennet]

The house we lived in while in Spokane is for sale.

*sigh* I miss that cute little house. I especially miss the giant kitchen. In the kitchen we have now I can't have the dishwasher and the stove open at the same time or else the doors bang into each other...not that I would need to do that anyway, but it's just to illustrate how small the kitchen is. Chris and I certainly can't both be in there together.

I was thinking today about when I first moved to Spokane and how I didn't like it right off. I remember distinctly thinking that it seemed like a "generic" place with no real personality. After living there for a year, I think the exact opposite of that. We'd love to wind up in Spokane for the long term somehow. Spokane has so much to offer, so much to do, and it so beautiful! As I turned these thoughts over in my mind, it made me realize that I hope I soon begin to feel the same sort of fondness for Caldwell.

Comments

[missjewell.livejournal.com]

Such a charming house!! We lived in a house similar, we had the same closet with drawers in our bedroom.

I really want to move to Spokane, I love everything about Spokane.

[mysteena.livejournal.com]

I loed those built in drawers. It really made it unnecessary to have dressers in the bedroom--which is a good thing since the bedrooms are smallish.

Maybe we'll both find our way back to Spokane someday!!

[gnawtee.livejournal.com]

How am I supposed to stalk you if you tell me the address *after* the fact? lol! j/k

That's a cute house!

[mysteena.livejournal.com]

lol, I know, right? She's fixed it up to look so cute. The curtains in the kitchen are new and I love all the decorative glass she's put up on the shelves. I do think it's a shame they didn't really show the curved doorways or ceilings in the pics. I always thought that was one of the nicest features.

Still, it is small. It's be perfect for a childless (or one child) couple, or maybe a retired couple.