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| The lovely front gate |
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| Coming down the side of the house to.... |
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| The Mango Tree for which the house is named |
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| A view of the backyard and the occupants of the house (minus me) |
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| The garden in the corner, tomatoes and butternut squash have succeeded the best so far |
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| Our chicken coup (don't laugh, this baby survived Hurricane Earl!) |
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| Our fire pit made by Cramer (the fire company has only showed up once) |
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| The banana tree! |
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| Coming into the front yard and looking at the construction across the street; studying to hammers and saws has been lovely! |
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| The front porch and under the pink hamper are the adopted chicks getting some air |
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| The front of the mango house; the two windows you see belong to my and Cramer's room as does the balcony |
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| You may enter the porch if you can get past the watch dogs! |
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| The lovely wraparound porch; home to..... |
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| The plant nursery |
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| Entering the front door, the dining room, kitchen, and living room fan out |
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| The living area; pay special attention to the state of the coffee table as that is a chronic condition due to someone in the house having a test around the corner at all times :-) |
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| The kitchen, yes you are seeing correctly-five people, one fridge |
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| The laundry room, aka chick nursery |
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| The upstairs hallway with the roommates bedrooms at the end |
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| I have the master bedroom since I have the husband and thus have this rather large bathroom that even has a walk-in closet |
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| The theatre, I tend to grow roots to that chair |
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| And the most important feature, Conner's bed right by ours. He may look relaxed but believe me, he still has his eye on the rawhide bone on the right! |
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