Our new home in the Emerald City

We have finally arrived in Seattle after many months of eager expectation and preparation. Now after all this time we've moved in to our campus-side house. Our adventure here started early in the morning and carried on for two days. It was very fun and exciting: seeing t he pacific west from bottom to top. Our adventure took us through many beautiful places and cities. Eventually we arrived at our home in the district of Queen Anne. .

We got to spend some time hanging with our sweet friend the Bravenecs. We are super excited to be their next door neighbors. They are a huge blessing and breath of life for us.

Here is our house. Its actually a house... not a barn, which is different for us. We love it and all its little quarks.
We have a beautiful view of Queen Anne and the Wa-99 bridge from our dinning room nook. We live about two blocks from a channel where boats tug through. Its a huge blessing to live in such a beautiful place.
Here is a view of our Ikea decorated living room. It is equipped with a sofa-bed couch and a pair of chairs. Definitely designed for conversation and coffee.
We have a free standing bath tub. I've never seen such a cool tank of a tub. We may build a submarine to explore its depths. Its under family debate as of now.
Here is where the magic happens... The bedroom. By magic I mean card tricks. We were able to get a new mattress and bed. It is altogether a very comfortable set up.
These are two of the many gorgeous views of our trip up to the liberating north-west. We were only able to capture of few of these God made beauties on camera, but you can all enjoy the shnaz.

Hospitality met us as we pulled up. We had a welcome party, it was more like a parade. It was heart melting to feel the warmth of friends as we pulled up into our new home. We had no trouble getting acclimated to our neighborhood since our best buds live next door.


This was Elisha and myself at 4am the morning of our departure. We look less tired now.

Altogether the only thing this city and area is missing is the family and friends we had to leave behind in California. Luckily we have an extra room and some very friendly neighbors who know the meaning of hospitality, so our families can come and visit whenever they want.