House

Living in the countryside means sharing space with nature harmoniously.

We have a black cat that visits us regularly. The neighbors collaborate by leaving water and food to maintain her daily routine. During June and July, we also receive visits from a small fox, which we treat with the same care.

Occasionally, a curious bird might fly into the living room. There's no need to worry, as they usually find their way out the same way they came in. If necessary, simply open the windows and wait for them to leave on their own.

At night, it's common for some insects to be attracted to the light. All of them are harmless, including wolf spiders which, despite their intimidating appearance, don't climb and pose no danger. We also have small frogs that, attracted by the insects, often wander around the external windows.

The garden is practically self-sufficient and receives weekly maintenance from Christian, our gardener. The only flowers that require extra attention are the violets - feel free to water them when they look wilted. They are located next to the gym area.