Warm and welcoming! Moving around in Mom's kitchen

Her kitchen is much bigger than mine so every time I visit her I need to reacquaint myself with the layout of her kitchen.  

The cupboards are longer and wider.  The sink is much bigger, and then there are many more things for me to take note of.  The island, in particular, is something that I constantly need to keep in mind as I walk around her kitchen.  

I enjoy shining up her faucets, but alas!  I cannot use her microwave because there are no Braille labels on the buttons to guide me.  She has an old fashioned electric stove that I can use; the kettle is also usable for me and so, too, is the toaster oven.

The fridge is easy to find and I can easily navigate the interior.

I really love Mom’s kitchen as it is very spacious, so easy to clean and most of all there is a window over the sink.

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