Inside the Whale
The livingroom
Open space: living room, dining room and kitchenette. People with children use part of
this area for an additional bedroom.
The wall carpet is a joint effort of my wife and me. She rimmed the cloth,
while I did all the knitting (my version). She did all the knitting while I
got in her way (hers).
The TV and, yes, we do read the occasional book. The bathroom door can be
seen in the background, the bedroom (which is none of your business) just
beside it.
The kitchen corner: lunch is still eaten in the communal dining room.
That was then, in the stone ages, in the year 2000. Of all the hundreds of possible lunchers living on the kibbutz just a handful still use our little canteen, opened after the dining room was closed down in 2005.
The stairs
Let's go up