Here are some pictures that we quickly snapped before we started piling boxes everywhere. The funny thing is that we own just the right amount of furniture for a one-bedroom apartment, so we will have a few empty rooms for the next couple of months... or years.
The front of our new house.
The front foyer stairway leading up to the bedrooms.
The living room and foyer.
The living room from the other angle.
Our kitchen.
Kitchen door to the side porch.
Mary Grace playing in the dining room.
The dining room from the other angle.
Where the TV will go if we can ever afford to buy one.
The back of the den.
The bar area off of the den.
The hallway from kitchen to the bar area and den.
The half-bathroom downstairs.
The upstairs hallway looking towards the stairway.
Mary Grace's room.
One of the guest rooms.
The master bedroom.
The other side of the master bedroom.
Looking from the master bathroom into our closet.
On the back porch looking into the backyard. That little house is an old maid's quarters or something. We will have to find a good use for it.
On an unrelated note, Molly and I are very excited that Mary Grace is alive to experience the inauguration of President Barack Obama. This is an extremely important time for our Nation; one that she will be reading about in history books her entire life. We taught her how to say "Obama" this morning, so she is definitely doing her part to honor the occasion. We are proud to have lived in our Nation's capital, and we hope that Mary Grace always feels a strong connection to the beautiful city. We are somewhat sad that such a large event is occurring in Washington and we are no longer there to experience it.
Live CNN feed of the event. The crowd is staggeringly large.
