The Tea Corner in the newly renovated and retrofitted (against earthquakes) living room is now often used to introduce fine teas to visitors and members of the extended family. Or just to relax on a Saturday morning.
No, no! It is not in Japan at all. It is my place right here in Nepal. I only tried to make it look like Japan. Didn't quite succeed as it is my first attempt.
The Tea Corner in the newly renovated and retrofitted (against earthquakes) living room is now often used to introduce fine teas to visitors and members of the extended family. Or just to relax on a Saturday morning.
Whose house is this? The first thing that struck me was how beautifully clean and shining it is. Love it!
ReplyDeleteZ, I sort of live in this house.
ReplyDeleteWhy am I not surprised? It's so you somehow. Guess it's your put down place in Japan? Lucky you.
ReplyDeleteNo, no! It is not in Japan at all. It is my place right here in Nepal. I only tried to make it look like Japan. Didn't quite succeed as it is my first attempt.
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