Our final day at the condo was bittersweet. Home sounded good, but so did a few more days of not having to think about anything but having fun and relaxing. When all the luggage and sacks were loaded into my car, we went back inside for pictures of the condo as clean as we found it. OK, there were piles of dirty linens and towels, crumbs on the floor, and a few toenails from our pedicures, but it really didn't look too bad.
This was my comfy perch the whole time we were there. I was often curled up with a blanket and a good book, or watching the news, or playing a hand-held electronic game.
Patty had the sofa as she enjoyed the above-mentioned activities.
This was the view from our patio. Not exactly the view from our balcony in Galveston, but quiet and serene.
Patty on our patio with the lovely view of the fence. At least we could sit out there without getting eaten alive by mosquitoes.
This was Patty's bedroom. I offered her the master bedroom but she wanted this one. It had a small kitchen for the times it is leased as an efficiency. Of course, the kitchen wasn't used. We were on vacation.
This is the main kitchen, used only to keep things chilled or a random use of the toaster. The stove and oven were never turned on. What a waste.
Notice the sleigh coffee table in our living room.
The TV stand shows just how rustic the Hill Country decor can be.
More of the kitchen and the table. What a fabulous trip! We're all ready to go again!!
This was my comfy perch the whole time we were there. I was often curled up with a blanket and a good book, or watching the news, or playing a hand-held electronic game.
Patty had the sofa as she enjoyed the above-mentioned activities.
This was the view from our patio. Not exactly the view from our balcony in Galveston, but quiet and serene.
Patty on our patio with the lovely view of the fence. At least we could sit out there without getting eaten alive by mosquitoes.
This was Patty's bedroom. I offered her the master bedroom but she wanted this one. It had a small kitchen for the times it is leased as an efficiency. Of course, the kitchen wasn't used. We were on vacation.
This is the main kitchen, used only to keep things chilled or a random use of the toaster. The stove and oven were never turned on. What a waste.
Notice the sleigh coffee table in our living room.
The TV stand shows just how rustic the Hill Country decor can be.
More of the kitchen and the table. What a fabulous trip! We're all ready to go again!!
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Nice digs!
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