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to 43A Gogibashvili Street. Many of these buildings have the
most interesting doors that look like they are ancient (which many of them
are). Our front apartment door is not ancient (the building was built
in 1957) but appears to he been altered to suggest that it might in fact
be two or three hundred years old!! (Anyone who takes the preceding
seriously really needs to get a life.)
This
is the front of our building, and the streets that surround it. The
streets are not in what you would call "good condition", and the population
of the city has grown so much during the past 10 years that parking on
the already narrow streets and lanes makes for difficulty getting through
the city's side streets.
The front room is spacious, with 12 foot ceilings, a
crystal chandelier, and nice furnishings that are 50's and 60's looking
in style. There is a huge glass fronted display cabinet across the
wall to the right of this picture full of expensive glass collectibles.
The owners ususally move out of their apartments in order to rent them
out, and because there is no place to store their things when they go live
with other family members, they simply leave everything but their clothes
and walk out!!
Kitchen
with new floor 
Bedroom
The backyard is not what you would call "beautiful".
Perhaps "functional" would be a better word, as it houses our generator
building (on the right), which is why all the wires are coming out of the
top of that metal storage shed.
The lower "den" with couches and piano, for those private
dinner parties where you sit and dazzle your friends with some light tunes.
. . .
The
formal dining room.
The
den and library as seen from the front room.
The library.
The
kitchen sink, which is hidden behind the door and is located where you
have to squeeze in between there and the washer and dryer. This was
done (I assume) to make it more of a challenge to wash the dishes!
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