On Safari in Morgan & Johan's Apartment!

I've already written about the toilet-seat-of-the-future, so I thought I'd write about some other interesting things in the new apartment.

First, here's a look at the outside of the apartment*:

Here's the sink, with the pedal you use to turn the water on and off. You have to use it, it's not an option to turn the water on with the normal handle.

See it down there? It's very small in this apartment, compared to our old apartment. It's very handy, so when you're washing dishes, you just push the pedal to turn off the water when your hands are full. Smart, smart.
The kimchi fridge:

We don't eat kimchi at home (I don't eat it anywhere, in fact), so it's filled with beer & soju from our party on Saturday. The point of the kimchi refridgerator is so the kimchi doesn't make the fridge smell, to hold large amounts of kimchi, and to keep other veggies fresh, although why it would be better than a crisper drawer in the regular fridge is unclear. It's pretty handy, though.
In the regular fridge, we have a little door that we open to get drinks out, so we don't have to open the whole door:

We also have a drying rack in the laundry room that you can automatically raise and lower from the ceiling, an intercom-type thing in the bathroom to talk to people who are buzzing our apartment from outside (& it also has an alarm function, as we've experienced twice already!), an oven that doubles as a microwave, a washer that doubles as a drier, jets in our shower that will spray water all over you (in theory... our water pressure leaves something to be desired. It's like the shower's going pee.), and.... that's it. Isn't that enough for your people?!


*Okay, this isn't actually a look at the outside of OUR apartment. But all apartments look more or less the same (although ours is less green & newer), and this one has a nice big tree in front of it! It's too cold to go outside and take a picture of our actual apartment. This is one near ours.