This is a combination of pictures of the new apartment, and a trip to Hermann, MO. Mongolia is a landlocked nation.

	This is my bedroom before I did much cleaning.
	This is my closet.
	This is the hallway between my room and Brian's.
	This is Brian's bedroom.
	This is our kitchen.
	This is the back entryway/dining room.
	This is the portal between the dining room and the kitchen.
	This is our laundry facility, located off our dining room. We are very pleased about this little perk.
	This is the living room.
	This is another angle of the living room. Notice the decoration on the wall? That was my idea.
	Here are Dad and Amy, smiling at our table at Hermannhof Winery.
	Brian and Kathleen seemed to enjoy the weather and wine.
	While there, we got some food, including this undercooked, buglike potato pancake.
	Here are some of the wines we drank at Hermannhof. The one on the left was dry and delicious. The one on the right was downright sugary.
	It having been October, we figured it would be a bit too chilly for outdoor eating and drinking. We were wrong. Look at this picture.
	Within the confines of Hermannhof Winery, advertisements for the winery can be found.
	The winery is tucked neatly against a hillside, next to a pretty creek, and has electrical service.
	We all piled into the van, and headed to Stone Hill Winery. I sat in the back of the car, where there is no seat.
	Stone Hill has the largest complex of arched cellars in the world. Here is a picture of them.
	Here are some casks.
	Here are some more casks.
	Yet more casks await your eyes.
	They also cut hallways into the hill, which I found neat.
	This is the only picture I will provide you of our Zanax-hopped tourguide.
	Some more arched cellars.
	The tasting room at this Missouri winery was appropriately named.
	This is what Hermann looks like, as you drive away.