I loved it,
we called it
d'odd house in the end,
because it was odd that the kitchen was so big but there was nothing to cook with in it.
I know basic was mentioned...
we had a natural expectation we would be able to cook.
but there was a fine big kitchen, but nothing to cook with. It's very hard to understand why?
would it not be simple to have in place a chopping board, sharp knife, mixing bowl wooden spoon, a couple of pots and pans, a baking tray... more than one tea towel?
a 200€ investment?
It seemed a bit mean spirited and hard to understand, and deliberate that it was so awarkerd to cook.
a kettle and a toaster would probably save money on gas.
Therese was really great. I asked her for pots and pans and she helped, but I didn't want to be bugging her for more. I learned a lot about our bees from her and I will treasure that forever. A magical place there,
reinvesting a little as gratitude for people trusting you to come to stay would likely work out well.
Roisin