Lotsa house photos

In an effort to keep this post upbeat, I will skip all the this-process-sucks details and show you some great photos!

Last Friday we signed the lease for the house, and we are set to move in on the 30th. We have to wait until then only because it is the first opportunity for the Army to bring us our loaner bed. They are also bringing us some items to keep for our stay: American fridge (fridge/freezer in the kitchen are small), washer and dryer, and wardrobes for each of us (no closets).

Monday we went to the house again for the inspection. An expert writes up a report as to the condition of everything (everything!) in the house for a reference when we move out. He was going from room to room, talking into his tape recorder, and we just walked around and took lots of photos.

The entrance is on the right side of the house, and as you walk in, the stairs (up to bedrooms, down to garage/laundry) are on the left, a half bath is ahead to the left, entrance to living room is straight ahead, and the kitchen is immediately on the right.

The kitchen is roomy with lots of light and storage. Off to the left is the back door, and on the left wall are more cabinets and room for a table.
These next photos go around the very large living room, from the side by the kitchen to the bedroom off of this room which has a full bath with a tub (will probably be computer room/guest room).

The two larger bedrooms upstairs are identical and share a balcony.

This is the smaller bedroom upstairs. Enough room for Zach but we haven't decided yet which room we will use for him. There is also a full bathroom upstairs.
Long two-car garage.
Prospective man cave. It really is a cave, isn't it? Great for storage, but probably not for Frank's computer. There's no direct electricity and not sure how our wireless would work through the concrete.
Big laundry room. The washer and dryer go over on the right side.
Our unaccompanied baggage (the faster shipment of stuff) is in and is also being delivered on the 30th. So at least we will have our pillows/sheets/comforter, more clothes, more baby toys, some kitchen stuff, and Frank's computer and huge awesome monitor (he misses it so). Hopefully the rest of our stuff will not be far behind.