This is from the window in Emet's living room. Since we have no T.V., we sit on the couch and look out at the beautiful mountains.
**If you believe that, you don't really know us that well. :)
This view is from Emet's bedroom. I was trying to capture the hanging laundry. If you look out from his window, every balcony has a clothes lines and at different times in the day, there is hanging laundry out to dry.
There are many houses like this around Georgia. They are owned by the government and IDPs (Internally Displaced People) live in these houses. They are really run down and, in most cases, look vacant.
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So, how do you suppose people get their laundry out there and back in? It looks like they are suspended out in midair?
-Michelle
That is not even a good one! You should see how far some of the laundry drying racks extend on people's bslconies! I think it is a metal thing that you can extend and then pull back in. Once extended, there are different "wires" that you can hang your clothes on. I think it may be better than having your living filled with drying clothes!
So, really your bras could just be swept into the air and fly across the Georgian sky...Hm.
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