For the first three weeks in Viña, we lived on the 16th floor of a luxury high-rise condo with our boss's mother-in-law, Cecilia. The housing possibility we were waiting on fell through, so the good ol' internet helped us find another one. We now live in a big house (relatively speaking) in the neighborhood of Recreo, book-ended by a church on one side of the block and a sushi delivery place on the other. At the end of the street is a scenic overlook (overlooking the ocean). I call the house La Casa Mostaza because it is mustard yellow, and because rhyming is fun. Kat and I are the only ones who call it that, though.
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The one in the middle |
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The neighbors are quiet |
Here's a short visual tour of the place.
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My room: small, but big enough |
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The hallway |
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Common room w/ kitchen on the left, backyard behind |
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Lots of room for asados (barbeques) and for the kitten to roam |
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View from the end of the street |
Here are some of our housemates. La Señora Fresia on the left and her son Pablo in the middle are the managers/caretakers. Ten people currently live here, although it doesn't seem like that many. Life in Mostaza provides a nice combination of quiet time and chances to socialize with actual chilenos. Here's to good people when you're far from home.
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