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Old 15th January 2010, 19:26
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More Details/The Lower Bathrooms

More Details: There is a shelf under the wall cabinet in the left side pantry. Cans of spices are kept on this shelf. The shelf is divided into two sections. There is a 2 1/2 foot wide shelf in the tables between the brick columns in the pantries.
The trash cans have lids. They are light brown. The lids open. They open from the front. They are divided in the center and lift up because there are hindges in between the center crack.
The laundry room: The ceiling is medium brown tin tiles. The ceiling fixtures are antique brass. There are outlets behind the washers and dryers. The plugs and switch for the lights are dark brown with shiny brass metal covers. The washers and dryers are front load stainless steel. The floor tiles are laid first with the streaks horizontal and then the next are vertical and so on.
There are three 3 feet wide windows on the wall behind the dryers. They are centered above the brown stained cabinet and the inner dryers. The lower part of the windows open. They have a crank at the bottom center of the window. The windows are white/light brown stained glass. The windows are 3 1/2 feet high.
There is a 3 1/2 feet x 5 feet moroccan red/brown stained table centered between the washers and the dryers.

The bathrooms are located on the right and left sides of the enclosed staircase to the basement. The boys' bathroom is left of the laundry, corridor and basement stairs. The girl's is to the right. When there are no girls downstairs to use the girl's bathroom the bronze plaque on the entrance door that says WOMEN is turned around if any of the boys need to use the showers. The boy's bathroom has bronze plaque that says MEN. The entrance doors are located at the end of the back corridor around the corner. The entrance comes in from the side of the bathroom near the right and left back alcoves where the electric switch panels, the computer wires and the phone wires which are located in the alcoves.
The entrance doors to the bathrooms are Moroccan red/brown stain with brown stain frames and moldings. When you push the entrance door into the bathroom there is a short 4 foot long corridor. You enter turn toward the bathroom and go into the main area. The floors are Moroccan red/ brown shiny, smooth floor tiles. The lower walls are planked brown stain 3 feet high with top molding. The upper walls are shiny gold vinyl wallpaper. The ceiling is brown stained planked with molding around the edge of the ceiling. In the center of the ceiling there is shiny brass square climate control vent. The vents are the same as the vents in the men's and women's bathroom on the main Mosque level.
The two sensor latrines are along the front wall. First there is the entrance corridor and then there are the two latrine stalls. The doors to the stalls open out from the right side. The stalls are brown stained ornate with shiny brass handels and hindges.The stalls are three feet wide and four feet deep. The plumbing pipes are shiny brass. There is a shiny brass toilet paper holder on the outer walls of the stalls. The white toilet brush and holder is in the back left corner of the second stall.
On the opposite far wall there is a 3 foot x 3 foot shower stall. The frame is shiny brass. The tiles in the shower are white ceramic tiles with gold motifs on them. They are moroccan pattern on the tiles and they are gold. The shower head/hot/cold knobs and pipes are shiny brass. Also the floor drain. There is a white ceramic soap holder for bar soap on the back wall of the showere. The shower head and hot/cold knobs are on the left wall of the left shower and the right wall of the right shower.
In between the showers there is a brown stain wood bench for sitting or putting clean clothes. Higher up there is a shiny brass rod to hang clothes on hangers. The bench is like a Mosque bench. It is 3 1/2 feet wide.
On the far right wall centered is a 5 feet long brown stain cabinet. It has gold counter top and there are two sinks in the counter. The sinks are centered in evenly divided 2 1/2 foot area of the counter top. The cabinet has two sets of 1 1/4 foot wide drawers in the front of the cabinet. Under cabinet is lined with matching gold wallpaper with brown stained moldings around the edges.
The sink faucets are shiny gold. The faucets have white porcelin lever hot/cold handels. There is an oval mirror on the wall above the sinks. They are centered with the sinks. The mirrors have shiny brass frames. The mirrors are beveled. There are two white porcelin toothbrush holders in the center area betwqeen the sinks. There is a shiny brass liquis soap dispensor. One toward the right side and one toward the left side.
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There are bakings items in the center wall cabinet of the left pantry. There is baking soda, baking powder, vanilla, lemon, orange and other extracts. And there is molasses.
The 4 feet x 7 feet towels cabinets that hold the white terry towels will be kept outside the bathrooms. the cabinets are centered on the outside wall. There is a brick column at each outside end of the men's and women's bathrooms.
I think the tiles in the bathroom showers should just be white and not have gold motif on the ceramic tiles. There can not be a window in the bathrooms because outside are the concrete stairs from the stairwell to the courtyard.
When you enter the bathrooms there is a brown stained hutch against the left wall across from the sink cabinets. Each of the boys have a drawer in the hutch. There are three center drawers with a storage section each side. there are three more drawers across the top of the base part of the hutch. Then there is the top of the hutch base with the hutch top. There is a center shelf with another drawer under it. This means that each of the seven boys will have a drawer. The six girls also have a drawer and the top center one is extra. Each of the children have a storage section. The bottom storage section has one shelf and this means there are two sections each side. That is for four of the boys. There also is a storage section each side of the center shelf in the hutch top. This is for two more of the boys. The open section above the top center shelf is for the seventh boy. The girls also have drawer and storage section in their bathroom.
They keep comb, deoderant, shaving razor or electric razor in the drawers. The girls have girl items. They have extra toilet paper and bars of soap in their storage sections. Thye keep what they need in their drawers and storage sections.
Extra white terry bath towels are kept on the top of the lower base of the hutch. the children may have extra white terry wash cloths in their drawers.
There is a brown stained board with a round shiny brass light fixture above each mirror over the sinks. The shades are white globe shades. There are five light fixtures.The brown stained board runs across the wall the length of the sink cabinet. The light fixtures are centered above the sinks. There is a dark brown outlet at the bottom of the lights centered above the sinks.
The girl's bathroom is the same as the boy's bathroom except for their personal things. Bathrooms are opposite though.

At the end of the outside back corridor is the walk thru. The walk thru goes from around the corner of the back corridor to the right and left back alcove closets where the electric breakers are. Around the corner of the back corridor is the side corridors. There is a wall across the side corridor. It goes from the side of the column across the side corridor to the side wall. There are a set of 5 feet double doors in this wall. The doors are 2 1/2 feet wide, Moroccan red/brown with 6 inch x 2 1/2 foot clear glass window panel. The doors to the bathrooms are three feet wide. This area is under the walk thru at the sides of the front of the Mosque Room above. The lower walk thru is 9 feet wide x 20 feet wide. The floors in this area are tiled marble like the tiles on the alter platform in the Mosque Room above. The tiles are white. There are abstract stained glass rectangle/triangle windows in the lower level. They are like the ones upstairs on the Main Level. The end side walls are brick. There is a column between the windows. The column has bricks on the side. they are 1 1/2 feet wide and the front centers are white stucco. There is an antique brass V sconce five feet up from the floor and centered in the front of the column. The sconce has maroonish red moasics each side. The windows have white laminated valance that fits lik a puzzle over the windows. Behind the windows the walls are white plastered. The center window is rectangle/triangle and the side windows are rectangle and about 1 foot wide. The windows are the same size as the windows upstairs in the right and left front side walk thrus. The ceiling above the lower walk thrus is white laminated like upstairs. The ceiling is lower than the 9 feet high back corridor. It is 7 or 8 feet high.
The back corridor is 12 feet wide between the pantry side and the bathroom side and 14 feet wide between the kitchen corridors and the dining room and the exit corridors and the laundry room.
I may not be totally accurate with the walk thru size and the widths of the back corridor.
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Finishing the Back Corridor, Bathrooms and Walk Thrus

The back corridor is 13 feet across from the pantries to the other side where the outside bathroom walls are. The area between the exit and kitchen corridors and the dining room and laundry is 15 feet across.
The parts of the walls that are sheetrocked/plastered are covered with medium brown vinyl wall paper. The floor tiles along the walk thrus are white low lustre tiles like the ones in the kitchen and pantries. There are three sections of abstract stain glass windows along the outer wall of the walk thrus. There are one foot brick side walls at the ends and 1 1/2 foot column in between the windows. The columns have brick sides and the centers are white stucco. The columns have V sconce 5 feet up from the floor. The v sconces have a maroonish red mosaic each side. The light shines up from the top of the V sconces. The windows are 3 feet wide in the center and there is a 1 foot wide rectangle section each side. There is a antique brass recessed ceiling fixture located center ceiling in front of the point of the rectangle triangle center stain glass window section.
The light switches are in the exit corridors 6 inches in from the entrance way. There are 2 switches. The first switches control the walk thru lights and the center corridor light and the V sconces on either side of the Al-Aqsa Mosque painting. The right exit coridor controls the right side walk thru and the left exit corridor controls the left walk thru. The second switch controls the exit corridor lights and the outside lights one each side of the laundry windows.

The tiles in the bathrooms are medium brown with gold specks in the tiles. They are smooth and shiny. The hutch on the outer wall is brown stain. I made a change in the lower storage sections of the hutches. Toilet paper is kept in the bottom sections on the boy's side and toilet tissue is kept in the bottom left section in the girl's bathroom. Personal girl product is kept on the right bottom section. Bar soap is kept on the left shelf above and deoderant and toothpaste is kept on the right shelf above.
The hand towels are kept on the top shelf of the hutch top. The wash clothes are kept in the hutch top side storage setions on the left and if they shave with razor there may be shaving cream in the right storage section.
The doors of the showers are textured glass. You can see thru but not clearly. A shiny brass towel bar runs across the front of the door to hold the bathtowel. There is a shiny brass towel ring on either side of the sink on the wall. They hold hand towels. There is a brown stain wood medicine cabinet with beveled mirror centered over each of the sinks. The children keep their deoderant in the cabinets. They keep them in the same place so they know which is theirs. There is a white plastic soap dish for bar soap. The dish is located toward the back outer corner of the sink. One on each side of the sink. Bottle of liquid hand soap is kept under each of the sinks. They refill the liquid soap dispensors.

This is a fairy tale and the children are fairy tale but I would like to think the African girl teen and three year old Maboto come from Haiti. Hatians are descendent of African slaves and they are connected with the French. I feel sad about their sadness. Hopefully other Haitians will take children to be with them but I like them to be in the Palace.
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Incidentals/The Boy's Rooms

The wall around the entrance to the exit corridor are white low lustre. Both sides of the rectangle triangle entrance. Also the walls on the walk thrus around the bathroom entrances, the entrance to the electrical alcove and the double doors taking you to the side corridors. These doors are Moroccan red/brown. The bathroom doors do not have clear glass window panels but the other doors do. The window panels are 6 inches x 2 1/2 feet high.
In the bathroom the white terry hand towels are kept on the top of the base. The hutch top sits on top of this base. The white terry wash cloths are kept on the center hutch shelf. The white terry bath towels are kept in the linen cabinets outside the bathroom walls. Each of the boys has a hand held white hair dryer in their drawer. They have a razor and electric shaver and comb in their drawers and their own personal deoderant. I do not know what else.
Since we moved the wash cloths hair gel and extra deoderant is kept in the left storage area of the hutch top and the shaving cream is kept in the right storage area.

When you leave the dining room and go to the left around the corner through the double doors. This will take you to the left side corridor. If you go right it will take you to the right side corridor. We will go to the left through the double doors.
The inside wall is to the left. The first 8 feet is outside brick wall of the pantry. Next there is a 1 1/2 foot x 1 foot brick column at the begining of the first boy's bedroom. There are brick columns between the first and second bedrooms and the second and third bedroom and at the end of the third bedroom. The inside wall of the right side corridor is the same as this left one.
In between the columns are the entrance doors to the boy's rooms. The doors are Moroccan red/brown double doors with an ornate wood triangle above the doors. The doors do not have window panels. the doors push in against a 2 1/2 foot side wall. All doors have antique brass push plates and handles and hardware. In the corriodr there is an antique brass round mosaic light fixture centered with the point of the triangle of the doors. That means there are three lights in the corridor. The bottom of the light fixtures are antique brass rippled concentric circles.
The floors of the bedrooms are brown stain hardwood floors. The carpet is 14 feet x 13 feet size. The carpets are dark beige/maroon flowers with dark green leaves and some off white. The walls are planked brown stain. They are 3 feet high with ornate floor anf top moldings. The ceilings are brown stain planked with molding around the edge. The upper walls are dark beige paint. The ceiling light fixture is centered and it is antique brass with white opaque glass covers. The switch is located around the corner of the right entrance side wall. There is an outlet 1 1/2 feet up from the floor striaight ahead centered with the back wall. The outlet and switches are off white and the metal plated covers are antique brass. The side entrance walls are 2 1/2 feet into the room.
There are two beds each room. They are in the back right and left corners of the room. The beds are brown stain wood sleigh beds with two drawers in the bottoms. they are platform beds. The beds have matress with matress cover, white sheets and pillow cases, off white cotton blanket and maroon quilt. They have their pillow. This makes the beds easier to make. In between the beds is a 5 foot long Moroccan red/brown desk. Each of the boys has a computer except Mohamed's grand son and the Moroccan boy. They have to share or use the computer in the library or alcove. The computers are laptops. The boys have a printer. The printers are on the left back corner of the desk. There is an antique brass piano light at the back center of the desks. They have a round black plastic container with a divider. This is used to keep pens, pencils, and markers in. There are drawers on the right side of the desk and the left side has a top drawer. The top drawers have white paper in them. The bottom right drawer is deeper. There are two bottom right drawers. The left side is mock with a shelf underneath. this is where the computer wires and surger outlet are stored. The computer and piano light plug into the back center outlet. Their chairs are the same as the ones in the libraries. Brown leather.
In the area either side of the entrance doors are built in brown stain closets. The closets are 4 1/2 feet wide x 7 feet high x 2 feet deep. They have four lower drawers and two top drawers. The drawers and doors are 2 feet wide. There is a shelf inside across the top of the clothes closets. Two sets of extra sheets are kept in each of the closets. They are kept on the shelf near the inside side walls.
The floor tiles in the main corridors are off white/dark brown speck.
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The floor tiles in the main corridors are white/dark brown specks 12 inch x 12 inch tiles.
The center abstract windows in the walk thrus are 3 feet 2 inches wide.
There is a shiny brass climate control vent centered in the back ceiling and centered with the 15 foot outside pantry wall. One vent each side.
The floor tiles in the lower level bathrooms are medium brown low lustre. The sink counters are dark brown/medium brown granite counter.
The faucets are shiny brass with white porcelin lever hot/cold knobs. The left knob says hot in black letters and the right knob says cold in black letters. The drain pipes, shut off valves supply lines are all shiny brass.
The upper walls are papered with wheat color vinyl wallpaper.
The boy'srooms have antique brass ceiling light fixture. The outlet ans switches have antique brass metal plate cover. The drawer pulls, knobs and hinges on the furnitures are antique brass. The quilts are brown, between medium and light brown. The sleigh beds have one drawer. The drawer is at the lower half of the beds and they are 2 3/4 feet wide and 10 inches high.

I added 2 1/2 feet to each end of the 60 feet x 60 feet center area. Now the area is 60 feet wide x 65 feet long. I did this so that the second side alcoves will fit. This means that the fron where the Cafe is located is 2 1/2 feet wider and the dining roo, kitchen corridors and pantries are 2 1/2 feet wider. The dining room is 22 1/2 feet x 22 feet size. The corridors are the same except they are 22 1/2 feet long. The pantries are 11 1/2 feet x 15 feet size. The dining room carpet is 2 1/2 feet wider. The pantry doors are moved in a little so they can be centered with the inside of the pantry. The cabinets in the pantry are a little wider. The center cabinets are wider than the side ones. The shelf underneath with the spices is divided into three sections under the cabinets. Everything else is the same.

When you enter the side corridor you are going from back to front. We are at the left side corridor. After you enter the corridor there is a 3 feet wide door to the immediate right. This door is for the second 7 foot x 7 foot alcove. This alcove is used to store 5 laundry carts in when there not needed or there are guests. There are nine laundry carts. The carts are wire baskets covered with off white plastic. The basket part of the carts are 2 feet x 2 1/2 feet size. The carts are three feet high. They have brass metal frames and the wheels are off white. Two of the carts have poles on the sides with a cross bar so you can hang hangers with clothes on them.
Five carts can go into the alcove. Two of the carts can go under the table in the laundry room and the two carts that hold hangers are kept in the laundry room at the ends of the room.
When you enter the alcove there is 3 1/2 feet to the right of the entrance door. The 3 1/2 feet goes to the right behind the beginning of the walk thru stain glass windows.
(I have already described alcoves and most of the stairwells.)
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The Other Side of the Corridor

The doors that go from the walk thrus to the side corridors have 12 inch x 12 inch clear glass windows in the upper half of the doors. The carpets in the boy's rooms are beige/maroon/off white/medium brown. The quilts on the boy's beds are medium brown. The drawer pulls on the drawers of the beds are wood like the beds.
The desks and closets are Moroccan red/brown. The boys have regular computers. The computer boxes are kept under the left side of the desk behind mock drawers. The keyboards are front center top of the desks. The antique brass piano light is behind the keyboard, there is a speaker each side of the light. The monitor is located diagonal back right corner of the desks and the printer is located back left corner of the desk diagonal. The black plastic container with the divider is kept between the printer and the left speaker. The containers hold pens, pencils and markers.
White paper is kept in the bottom right drawer. The middle rigth drawer has CDs that can be burned to save their work. The top right and left drawers are empty. Maybe the boys will put things from their pockets in one of the drawers at night.

The left corridor: As you enter through the double doorways from the walk thru first there is the 3 foot wide door to the second alcove. This is where the laundry carts are kept when there are guests. The door is Moroccan red/brown with brown frame and moldings. On the other side of the wall from this door is another 3 foot wide Moroccan red/brown door with brown frame and moldings. This second door goes to the second lower level stairwell which is 10 feet x 17 feet size.
We are working on the other side of the corridor from where the boy's rooms are. Past the second door we come to a 1 1/2 foott column 1 foot out from the wall. The other columns along this side are the same size and they are all brick columns. Then there is a 2 fett x 5 feet recessed area which is the outside wall of the second emergency exit corridor. There is another column on the other side of this recessed area.
In the center of the corridor is the Sitting Room TV Room. This is 17 feet x 25 feet size. From the column over 5 feet there is a 5 foot rectangle triangle archway entrance to the sitting room. The arch ways have ornate Moroccan red/brown moldings. 5 feet further there is another rectangle triangle entrance to the sitting room. There is 5 feet wall space in between the entrances. There is a very dark brown upright piano in between the entrances. Past the second entrance there is another 5 feet including the next column. This is the first recessed area and columns.Past this recessed area there is the outside wall of where the elevator is located. Then there is the first alcove. There is a 3 feet wide Moroccan red/brown stained door with brown frame and moldings. This door is at the end of the corridor and meets with the front corridor.
The columns in the corridor have V sconce antique brass light fixtures. The V sconce have maroonish red mosaic each side. There is a ceiling light fixture located ouside on the ceiling centered with the door way. This is antique brass round mosaic fixture with round bottom with rippled concentric circles. Outside the first and third bedrooms centerd on the ceiling are shiny brass square climate control vent.
There are four emergency exit corriodrs off the stairwells. They are located on the other side of the recessed areas. There is a large GrandFather clock in each of the recessed areas. The clocks are ornate.
More about them next time.
The right corridor on the other side is set up the same in the center area with the columns, recessed area and TV Sitting Room.
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Decorating Corridors

The shiny brass square climate control vents in the back corridor are centered in the corridor and centered with the kitchen corriodrs. There is one vent each side.
There area ceiling fan near the ends of the back corridor. the fans are centered in the ceiling and centered with the brick columns at the end of the lower level bathrooms. The fans are antique brass and ornate. The fan paddles are brown stain and wider paddles. Under the fans there is a brown stain table and chairs. the tables are round pedestal tables and the chairs are high back chairs. the top back of the chairs are carved.
The Mosque benches either side of the dining room entrance are brown stain. the benches have solid wood seat and back. There are side arms to the benches that go to the floor. The benches have medium brown cushions. the cushions have tucks. The top and bottom edges of the cushions have piping. The cushions are medium brown corduroy cloth.
The lower level bathroom floor tiles are dark brown shiny smooth tiles.

The pianos in the side corridors have matching piano benches. The lid of the bench lifts up and there is a storage sectionabout three inches deep. Music books and sheet music can be kept in the bench. The pianos have a piano light which is on the top of the piano. The base is weighed so the light can be bent forward and shine down to the piano music at the front of the piano. The outlet for the lamp is located 1 1/2 feet up from the floor and centered on the wall behind the piano. The plugs are off white and the switch plate cover is shiny brass.

There are an eight foot brick wall at the end of the corridor on the side where the boy's rooms are. the eight foot wall is past the column of the third bedroom. At the end there is a 1 1/2 foot brick column one foot out from the wall. There is another 1 1/2 foot column 1 foot out from the wall around the corner. There are diagonal bricks in between the end columns. The corridor on the right side is the same as this side.
On the other side of the left corridor the wall from the first column of the recessed area, the wall angles outward so that the corridor goes to 10 feet wide instead of 9 feet wide. At the beginning of the first alcove the wall goes straight again. This alcove is where the elevator is located. This alcove faces to the front corridor.
The walls of the right and left side and the front corridor are painted low lustre white except for the front wall and two feet side walls of the Cafe. Those walls are papered medium brown.
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