This is where I live

My mom pointed out that it might be interesting for people to see what my current living situation is like, so I will do that now.  But first I have to tell you a story.  One time while I was in Sioux City, Iowa, I went to a Dollar General store and asked the clerk where something was.  The woman replied that the item was located in "Home and Garden".  I then looked around the store, which was a whopping 8 aisles big, and thought to myself, "Ma'am, a half of an aisle does not constitute a department.  There is no "Home and Garden.""  But then I thought about it some more and decided that I liked her attitude of living large so I will use this same method to introduce my apartment.

Let us begin in the entry way, looking in to my apartment.

Directly ahead you can see my bedroom and dining room.  To the right is my bathroom.

If you turned in a circle in my bathroom this is what you would see.  The photos don't show it but the black and white tiles have a little bit of gold glitter laced through them.  Because I live a classy existence.  

My sink and shower operate from the same tap, so I cannot use them simultaneously.  I have forgotten to switch it from shower back to sink more than once.  This is embarrassing to me.  

My kitchen.  I have a fridge, toaster, hot plate, electric skillet, electric kettle, rice maker (not pictured), sink with faucet that does both stream and spray, cupboards and tupperware.  Luxury set up here.  

My dining room, complete with Kdrama poster.  Took me six weeks to get this table.  I had to fight for it.  And I won.  

My washing laundry room.  The flowers on the washing machine were given to me by a student's mother, who owns a flower shop in town.  How cute is that?

My drying room/library.  I like to dry my clothes in a separate space from the washing laundry room in order to promote harmony in my living space.  

My bedroom.  The doors lead out to my balcony.  I like to leave the doors open in good weather so that I can listen to children screaming and cats fighting.  Creates a pleasant ambiance.  

Note the family photos and teddy bear.  Touches of home!

My dressing room.  This is where I attire myself for the day.  

My vanity.  This is my favorite part of my apartment because I have always wanted a vanity.  And now I have one!  Granted, it's a Korean computer desk that I have makeshifted into a vanity and I have to sit on the floor, but still.  I have one special place to put on makeup and do my hair every day.  Magical.  

And that's it!  My Danyang home.  I hope you've enjoyed it!