But what was interesting was that it appeared that the owners wanted to make it bigger but had zero idea on how to do it. The unique funky aspects?

**Low ceilings on the top floor so that if you didn't want to duck, you had to stand in the middle of the room.
**Built in cabinets at angles in the walls, so if you opened up a drawer it would open out and upwards.
**A urinal (seriously, how cool is that?) and a bidet, both next to each other which is nice to know that you are your wife can hang out together.
**A master bathroom that had no doors on it so if you were using the toilet or taking a shower, you could just stare at your bed. How romantic is that?
**A drinking fountain...not much to say about that, but totally awesome!
**A miniature bathroom. The door was under 4' high, and the room had a mini toilet and a mini sink. Our boy Carter could fit in it now, but in a year, no longer.
**A study with built in book cases but only room for a desk about 1' by 1'
Anyway, Brodi and I love our older homes because there are so many crazy things that are done in these older houses. It is always entertaining.
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I went with Brodi to check out our new house. The more I think about that house the creepier it seemed. That little bathroom would be a nightmare for a person with claustrophobia. The only benefit to that house would be the amazing muscles you would get in your legs for climbing all the stairs.
-Amy
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