We have a home again!

We finally have a home!

This is the kitchen and dining room.This apartment was originally 2 apartments. This is the picture of hallway connecting the 2 apartments (excellent for Heely's). The other side...

Laundry room (above) and family room (below). You can see the laundry room was once a kitchen. This is the balcony. The family room and dining room each have their own.

All the furniture is provided by the military. The apartment is very large. The design reminds me of the houses we had in Germany; radiators, flat light switches, bathrooms, and windows. I prefer this style.

The kids found this bathroom very entertaining. The bathroom can change into a shower. The shower head is connected to the sink and the drain is on the floor. Shut the door, take out the toilet paper and you have yourself a very large shower.

The kids started school today, a 2 minute walk. There are about 660 students in the entire school, k-12.

We have been busy trying to get the basics to get a home going.

I have looked into a kindergarten on the Korean economy for Sophia, Sunflower Language School. The school is Montessori based that teaches both English and Korean for ages 5-7. There is a huge emphasis on the Korean children learning the American language. The school is currently full but due to Sophia's English speaking skills they would open a slot for her to attend. She would be the only American child attending. They would also waive the monthly admission fee (600,000 won per month) and ask that we pay for the cost of food. Ill take another walk to see how far it is from the house. If it isn't too far, I'll sign her up today.