My Family in Granada - Sam Ozminkowski

In the US I'm fortunate to live with a loving family in a big, spacious house in the suburbs. While my apartment here in Granada isn't quite as big as my house in the US, it's an excellent place to call home. My family here consists of my host mother, my host brothers (Alex, 10 and Javier, 15), 

and their dog, Julie (pronounced like Chulie).

The family, like most families with teenage boys, doesn't do a lot together. We do eat lunch and dinner together every day, though. My host mother is a wonderful cook. My host brothers both like to play Playstation. Alex prefers to play Grand Theft Auto V while Javier prefers to play FIFA. The entire family likes to watch TV together in the evenings, especially when MasterChef or MasterChef Junior is on.

This is the door that leads to my apartment building,

and here, on the second floor, is the door that leads to my apartment.

The apartment has three bedrooms, as well as a kitchen and living room. The family spends most of their time either in their bedrooms or in the living room. We generally eat in the living room. This is my bedroom,

and this is the kitchen.

Finally, this is the family room, the most popular room in the house.