Here it is! This is a world of difference. We're so happy to be living off post!

This is the garden in the front of the house. That's a big lavender bush! It smells so good! There are some roses and day lilies hidden in there as well.  

This is the guest toilet directly off the entry.  

The dining room. 

This is the living room. 

Following are a few different views of the living room. We were getting ready for a cookout the day the pictures were taken; we don't normally keep bags of chips on the coffee table! 

Another view of the room. 

The fireplace was a big selling point for us. We can't wait to get it going in the winter. 

This is looking into the dining room from the living room. To the right of the china cabinet is the kithcen, and to the left is the entry. 

This shot is of the backyard from the patio. The tree on the right is a plum tree! 

Here is the back of the house looking toward the patio. 

This is along the side of the house closest to the street. The plants on the left are climbing roses, but of course were between blooms when I took pictures. 

This is our little shed for the lawn mower and whatnot. That grey door leads into the garage. 

It's small, but it's mine to use! 

Here is the kitchen! It's smaller than what I've had in the past, but it's not bad. It's on the larger side compared to other places we looked at here.

This is the other side of the kitchen. 

This is the refrigerator! Yes, it's quite small, but we've also got an American sized fridge in the basement. That makes a world of difference! 

Here is the oven. That's a 9x13 pan in there. Suprisingly, I only have a few pans that don't fit. The oven and I are getting along better than I expected. 

This is the basement room we're using for an office and workout area etc. There is another room we use down there just for storage, but it makes for a pretty boring picture. 

This is the other side of the basement room. 

Weidsmannheil! This is the Spring 2006 class for new hunters on graduation night just before being knighted.

Our neu jager is being knighted during the graduation ceremony. 

Here is Adam receiving his shooter's branch. 

This group sounded the traditional horns and played the jager songs. 

Mr. and Mrs. Dines just after the knighting took place.