Home Sweet Home

We finally found a place to stay. It is nothing like we originally wanted, but at least it is somewhere to settle down. After days of fruitless searching (everything is extremely expensive this time of year), we settled on a long-term hotel. So, it is only one room, but it has a bathroom, three beds, and a safe balcony for Ellie to play on. The nice thing about a hotel is we don't have to wash our sheets or towels, they have a small breakfast available each morning, we don't have to pay for utilities, and most importantly, the man at the front desk is a wealth of information. Oh yeah, and since we don't have a kitchen, I'm not expected to cook!

Jason was able to give a huge sigh of relief once we decided to stay here, because he spent countless hours on foot searching. Now we can settle in and relax. Ellie is still getting used to sleeping in the same room as us (Mimi, Papi, and Aunt Nichole know what that means), but she is getting better.