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The road is calling. Grab a drink and snacks and take advantage of Wyoming's many scenic drives. Choose from snow-capped peaks and alpine plateaus or wide grassland vistas with mountain skylines.
Beartooth Scenic Byway
Cresting at 10,947 feet in Beartooth Pass, Beartooth Scenic Byway is Wyoming's highest paved primary road. The traveling CBS journalist Charles Kuralt once called it "the most beautiful drive in America," and once you've driven it you'll understand why. The only National Scenic Byway in Wyoming, this two-lane route was the first and most substantial road to be constructed under the Park Approaches Act of 1931, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Bighorn Scenic Byway
A 58-mile paved highway over the crest of the Big Horn Mountains, the Byway winds past thick forest, lush meadows, waterfalls, and deep canyons. Stretching from the Powder River Basin to the Big Horn Basin, the Big Horn Byway follows U.S. 14 from the west outside Greybull.
Bridger Valley Historic Byway
The Byway area was, for a century, a crossroads for the California/Oregon Trail, the Mormon Trail, the Pony Express Route, the Transcontinental Railroad, and the Lincoln Highway. Incorporating the towns Fort Bridger, Urie, Mountain View, and Lyman, which were bypassed when Interstate 80 was built, Bridger Valley Historic Byway is an approximately 20 mile loop showcasing some of Wyoming's most treasured historical sites. The route runs from I-80 Exit 34 and rejoins the interstate at Exit 48.
Buffalo Bill Cody Scenic Byway
The Buffalo Bill Cody Scenic Byway, U.S. 14/16/20, follows the North Fork of the Shoshone River through scenic Wapiti Valley to the East Entrance of Yellowstone National Park. The 27 miles of paved Scenic Byway start about 25 miles west of Cody at the Shoshone National Forest border. Normal driving time from the forest boundary to the Park is approximately 45 minutes. The byway is open to traffic year round, but the East Entrance into Yellowstone closes the first Monday of November.
Centennial Scenic Byway
The 163 miles between Pinedale and Dubois comprise the Wyoming Centennial Scenic Byway. This horseshoe-shaped combination of highways includes U.S. 26/287 and U.S. 26/89/191. The route crosses diverse landscapes including badlands, ranch land, and the high montane.
Chief Joseph Scenic Byway
The Chief Joseph Scenic Byway, Wyoming 296, links the town of Cody with the Beartooth Highway and the Northeast Gate of Yellowstone National Park. The route crosses the Shoshone National Forest through the Absaroka Mountains to the Clarks Fork Valley. The 47 paved miles of the Scenic Byway run from the junction with U.S. 120, 17 miles north of Cody, northwest to their connection with U.S. 212, the Beartooth Highway. The Beartooth Mountains and the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River lie to the north of the road, and the Absaroka Mountains and North Absaroka Wilderness are to the south.
Cloud Peak Skyway Scenic Byway
The Cloud Peak Skyway Scenic Byway is the southern-most route across the Bighorn National Forest in the Big Horn Mountains. The designated 47-mile stretch of the Scenic Byway, or U.S. 16, shares its boundaries with the National Forest. The route can be reached via Ten Sleep from the west or Buffalo from the east.
Flaming Gorge - Green River Basin Scenic Byway
Your trip through Flaming Gorge - Green River Scenic Byway begins just west of Rock Springs. Head south on U.S. Highway 191 deep into redrock country and the Green River-Colorado drainage basin. Spanning the Wyoming/Utah border, this route winds through the high desert, astonishing rock formations, and glistening mountain peaks. Expect a minimum drive time of three hours on this 100 mile byway.
Mirror Lake Scenic Byway
The Mirror Lake Scenic Byway extends from Evanston, Wyoming to Kamas, Utah. The Wyoming section of the byway provides southbound travelers with a panoramic view of the Uinta Mountains—the only major mountain range in the U.S. with an east/west axis. The byway reaches an elevation of 10, 620 feet at Bald Mountain Pass, and offers spectacular views of the surrounding alpine landscape.
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Snowy Range Scenic Byway
The Snowy Range Scenic Byway crosses the Medicine Bow Mountain Range and includes the 29 miles of the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest portion of Wyoming Highway 130. This Byway is located in southern Wyoming and can be reached by exiting Interstate 80 at Laramie or at Walcott Junction approximately 20 miles east of Rawlins.
The Oregon Trail Historic Byway begins on US 26 at the Wyoming/Nebraska border. From there it follows US 26 west through Torrington, Lingle, Fort Laramie, and Guernsey to the intersection with Interstate 25 at Dwyer Junction. The total length is 57 miles, and should take an hour and a half without stopping.
Wind River Canyon Scenic Byway
The Wind River Canyon Scenic Byway begins in the town of Shoshoni at milepost 100. Following U.S. 20 north through Wind River Canyon and the Wind River Indian Reservation, the route ends just north of the City of Thermopolis at milepost 134. Without stopping, the total drive time is about 40 minutes.
Big Spring Scenic Backway
The Big Spring Scenic Backway is a 68-mile route from Kemmerer to Cokeville in Wyoming's southwestern Lincoln County. The Backway is crisscrossed by historic emigrant trails, parallels willowed river valleys, and plunges deep into the Tunp Mountain Range in the Bridger National Forest. Traveler services are available in Kemmerer, Cokeville, and Diamondville.
Muddy Creek Historic Backway
The Muddy Creek Historic Backway provides access to locations well off the beaten path. Twenty-five miles of back roads will lead you from a real western ghost town to Muddy Creek, one of the most famous camping spots of the western migration.
South Big Horn/ Red Wall Scenic Backway
The South Big Horn/Red Wall Scenic Backway is a horseshoe-shaped, 102-mile route that explores the southern end of the Big Horn Mountain Range. It begins and ends by leaving U.S. 20/26 in central Wyoming west of Casper and east of Shoshone.
An 80 mile stretch of U.S. 89 in Lincoln County has gained official recognition as the Star Valley Scenic Byway--Wyoming's newest scenic byway! Climb Salt Canyon and Salt River Pass, and end at the Lincoln County line in Snake River Canyon. See thousands of acres of wilderness, three major rivers, abundant wildlife, and snow capped mountain peaks.
The 78-mile Wyoming Black Hills Scenic Byway rests at the western gateway to the sprawling Black Hills area which stretches into South Dakota. Named by Native Americans because the color of tree trunks when it rained, the entire area offers numerous historic sites and cultural resources in conjunction with beautiful natural vistas, unique geology and recreational outlets.
The Battle Highway Scenic Highway (WY 70) goes from Encampment over the Sierra Madre range. Approximately 10 miles west of Encampment is the location of Battle, one of many ghost towns in the Sierra Madres, which also is home to the towns of Redefeha, Dillon, Rambler, and Copperton.
Red Gulch/Alkali Scenic Backway
Drive along Wyoming's Red Gulch/Alkali Scenic Backway when it's open and dry, between May and October, and you'll encounter stunning showcases of area history as well as the colorful geography of the Big Horn Mountains. A 34-mile route through a mostly untraveled (and unpaved) section of the Big Horn Basin, there are no towns, stores, gas stations or telephones along the way. Take food and drinking water along the way, the road can get bumpy.
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Top DP Alan Caso, ASC worked with the legendary Director John Frankenheimer on "George Wallace" and the film Reindeer Games, and he's shot and lit many TV shows, such as "Into the West" for Dreamworks and "Six Feet Under" for HBO.
Currently working on the Fox show "Lie to Me," Caso reports, "As with so many TV shows, the tight schedule is a big challenge. The studio wants to keep the shows shot in eight 12-hour days. For a high-profile, primetime network show, that's not a lot of time anymore, as the ante has been raised in terms of producing provocative, high-quality and high-end entertainment. There's also a much more sophisticated, finished look to TV than before, and I believe the audience is as sophisticated and demanding as well. The scripts for this show are very dense. It's definitely a character-driven show, but there's a lot of science involved too. The procedural stuff requires the dissemination of a lot of information, so it's hard to get it done in the time allotted."
"Lie to Me" shoots on the Fox lot for four to five days, and on location for the remainder of days. "When I'm outside, of course, we use HMIs for daylight," Caso says. "However, on stage we use a lot of Kino Flos, more than I usually use."
Fox provides all the lights, and Caso describes the overall look of the show as a little more high-tech. "The main set on stage is a kind of sterile science lab, so we use the Kino Flos to provide a nice glowy feel to it," says Caso. "There's a lot of purity to the set –– purity in the whites, off-whites –– a clinical feel and texture. The reason I generally don't use Kino Flos as my main lighting source is that they're hard to control and tend to go all over the place, but they work for this show. Many have been built into the set along walls and ceilings, which gives it this very futuristic, high-end look."
Caso also uses what he terms "booklights," as they're shaped like an open book. "Basically they're very narrow profile configurations, where I take some Rosco Silver Pebble sheets, put it on the back of a bead board, and I put them anywhere –– on the floor or on a wall," he explains. "I place the source light into the pebble, just inches away, and then have a 4x frame of diffusion forming this sort of wedge, and thus softening the light reflecting off the pebble. It's very directional, very bright and very soft, and also fairly easy to cut. More importantly, I can fit this set-up in the most difficult situations because it has the smallest profile, for example, right next to a doorway if a character's standing there talking, or along a wall that leaves no room for a traditional light source. It gives you this great, very controllable light source that is soft and painterly. I use them quite often."
Caso notes that the show doesn't need a whole new set of tools to light. "It's more about the choices you make and how you let the light fall –– the balance and the contrast," he says. "Basically I'm saying there's nothing new here, just my visual interpretation of the word according to Lightman, the main character. Actually, I'm using a little more contrast and adding a little more color than I normally do, whereas I'm usually very subdued and desaturated and diffused in lighting. Also, in order to create a more high-tech environment, I'm not using any filters. It's a fun show to shoot and light, and I think we get a great look."
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: OK, I think ive done everything And I still can't figure this out. I've re-grouted and re-caulked. The tub/shower still leaked. So I re-did the grout and caulk. thinking that the grout did not cure correctly. Waiting 3 days. Still leaks. If you stand outside the shower and let the water flow around the walls, it doesnt leak at all. So I thought maybe it was the plumbing. But if you stand in the tub, let the water run, fill the tub, let it drain, it doesnt leak. But when someone takes a typical shower, the water leaks out to the room below like a waterfall. I know there is an answer here somewhere. Ill call a plumber but the detective inside me wont quit until I figure out why this this tub/shower wont stop leaking into my room below. Any other thoughts or sugestions would be helpful and greatly appreciated!!
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My husband and I are moderate do-it-yourselfers and area in the middle of a master bath remodel.
We were ready to begin the new tub installation when we noticed that we have polybutylene pipes throughout our house. I have called the toll free number and they are sending us some info. Although we have had NO problems with the piping, my husband wants to replace them while we are inside the wall.
I don't think our builder installed the bathtub/shower piping correctly. Isn't the plumbing supposed to be anchored to a stud? Ours is not. It is just hanging in mid air. They went to the trouble to attach square blocks of wood to the front of the three stemmed faucet in three places so that it wouldn't hit the side of the tub enclosure. The pipe for the shower head is only held up by the shower head going through the wall.
How do we anchor the new CPVC pipes and faucet? Currently, there are three 2x4's on this end of the tub. The one in the center is turned 180 degrees from the other two. In other words, two of the 2x4's will attach to the wall but the other only attaches to one side of the wall.
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Sarah Swalberg won the javelin toss at the recently completed 1-A state track championships held at BYU in Provo. Swalberg, a junior at Green River High, won the event with a throw of 135 feet 2 inches. This throw was the best of the day by any girl in any classification. The next best throw was about eight feet shorter.
Swalberg scored 10 of the Pirate's 22 points with that win. Swalberg added two more points with a seventh place finish in the shot put.
Sophomore Megan Hatt scored the rest of the Green River points. Hatt placed in three different events. Hatt took fourth in the 300-meter hurdles, fifth in the long jump and eighth in the 100-meter hurdles.
Justin Johnson scored the only points for the Green River boys with an eighth place finish in the javelin.
Winning the state title in the boys division was Rich High with 105 points. In a tough battle for second place, Duchesne won with 63 points while Milford and Panguitch each scored 62 points, Piute scored 60 points and Wasatch Academy scored 59 points.
St. Joseph repeated as the girls champion with 101 points. Duchesne also finished second here with 78 points followed by Piute with 63 points and Monticello with 61 points.


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AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2013Appeared in 36 games, starting in 14… Posted multiple-hit showings against Cal State San Bernardino (2/6) and Central Oklahoma (2/16)… Finished the season with four runs, 14 hits, six RBI and a .327 slugging percentage... Had four runs, 14 hits, six RBI and 55 putouts.
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Skamania Lodge
Stevenson; from $125
If you make the 45-minute drive from Portland to Skamania Lodge with the windows down, you might smell the lodge before you see it. The unmistakable scent of a wood-burning fireplace (in this case a massive, two-story number in the great room) greets you as soon as you approach the 254-room hotel. Built in 1993, Skamania Lodge gives other nods to the county's rich timber industry: generous wood detailing and massive timbers abound in the recently remodeled great room, bar, and dining areas. And the dense, trail-filled Gifford Pinchot National Forest awaits right outside. Or stretch your legs instead on the lodge's 18-hole golf course, before settling in front of the great room's three-story window for a sunset show of fading pinks and oranges falling across the Gorge's southern walls.
Inn of the White Salmon
White Salmon; from $129 for a private room
Five years ago, the Dierck family took over this 75-year-old White Salmon fixture and set about gracefully transforming it into a boutique hotel fit for the 21st century. Formerly drab, Victorian-style rooms now feature warmly hued paint in place of wallpaper and built-in, reclaimed–Doug fir bed frames where brass behemoths once dwelled. An eight-bed "Alpine Hostel Room" offers a place to rest your head for just $25, while the cozy library and sunny back patio and garden provide plenty of places to compare adventures with your neighbors. Your reservation also nets you a voucher for breakfast at 10-Speed Coffee Roasters or Katina's café—and a place to work it off with a free class at Yoga Samadhi.
Sakura Ridge
Hood River; from $185
Escape Hood River's hustle and bustle at this Hood River Valley sanctuary, five miles southwest of town. (Trust us, when you get to Sakura, Hood River will seem like a harried metropolis.) In fact, the only crowds you'll see on Sakura Ridge's 72 acres of farmland are chickens scratching the ground around the rustic five-room lodge. Pear and apple orchards color the landscape, gently sloping away from your quarters, where each room comes with its own deck and Adirondack chairs—splendid seats for savoring your farm-fresh breakfast beneath a hulking Mount Hood.
Historic Balch Hotel
Dufur; from $95
Within sniffing distance of the eastern Gorge's myriad wildflower-strewn hikes (and syrah-strewn wineries), the Historic Balch Hotel anchors the tiny former railway town of Dufur, just as it did when it was originally built in 1907. Owners Samantha and Jeff Irwin purchased the property in 2006, restoring the hotel as an elegant western den replete with velvety parlor couches and leather armchairs, brass-and-glass chandeliers, and even the hotel's old iron safe. True to its roots, there are no phones or TVs, and not all rooms have private baths. But everyone has access to the hotel Wi-Fi and warm chocolate chip cookies upon arrival.
Columbia Cliff Villas
Hood River; from $195
Developer Steve Tessmer spared no expense when building Columbia Cliff Villas, a vacation community next to the historic Columbia River Hotel: doors are carved from thick slabs of cherry, granite countertops and stainless steel appliances decorate the kitchens, double-paned windows muffle passing trains, and local artists' original work hangs on the walls. The Villas' 37 rooms can be booked individually or as larger suites. Opt for a river-view room and you'll get a front-row seat to windsurfers at the Hatchery and, potentially, a fly-by from those other impressive Gorge wind riders: bald eagles.


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Basically, while Fullbringers were infected by Hollows (Vizard's boundary was simply broken), Ichigo have likely been infected by this Hollowified Hollow - Incomplete Arrancar, which means that this hollow already had traits of both, Shinigami and Hollow. It explains why Ichigo was the only one that could use a Hollow Mask in Bankai and as well why his complete hollow, H2Ichigo, is not only compatible, but capable of even better utilizing a Zanpakutou, than it's original owner.
The instability of the hollow-arrancar that infected Ichigo, was quite likely the reason why Ichigo could revert back from complete Hollow with a Zanpakutou, to his previous state, a Shinigami with Hollow powers. It is instable, thus it could stand one foot at Shinigami or Hollow side, while the other one remaining on the line.
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The Castle Valley Special Service District ended 2008 with their final meeting of the year where they reviewed projects completed in 2008 and looked ahead to 2009 projects.
One large project the district has been involved with is the construction project on Center Street in Castle Dale. The street was widened, power poles moved and sidewalk and a large retaining wall have been put into place. The wall is nearing completion as the project has shaped up very nicely to improve the looks of Center Street. The wall will extend all the way to the driveway where you turn to go to Dr. McKell's dental office. George W. Johansen has been the project contractor. The project was originally slated to cost $1,336,000 but costs are now at $1,690,000. Extra money is being spent on the project to see it is done in an effective manner and also so the district could retain the same contractor who had been involved in the project from the beginning. The district received the money from the CIB board early so the project could be finished.
The 2008 curb and gutter projects for the north and south ends of the county recently had their final inspections. B. Hansen Construction held that bid with Mike Riley Construction from Ferron as the subcontractor. Next year the district will combine the north and south projects into one large project instead of two projects.
Nelco Construction completed the drainage project in Ferron. One area which still needs some attention is at 400 West in Ferron where the patch work is not satisfactory. The contractor will come back next spring and redo that patch. His work is guaranteed for 12 months so the patchwork falls under the guarantee and he also verbally agreed to see that work is completed to the district's specifications. The board agreed to go ahead and pay him the rest of what he has coming for the project. "He's done a really good job and we haven't had any problems," said Leamaster.
The 2009 chip seal project plan is ready, the 2008 chip seal project wasn't completed because of the inability to get oil at the time. On Jan. 8 will be a site showing and on Jan. 15 bids will be let. There is also a price escalation clause in the contract. "Hopefully asphalt will be available," said Leamaster.
There will be a public hearing at 10 a.m. on Jan. 6 at commission meeting concerning the bond resolution. The bond resolution can go ahead and the bond attorney is paying for the cost to republish the notice. On Jan. 14 the bond will close.
Johansen and Tuttle is working on the 2009 project schedules and surveying and drafting of the plan will begin the first part of January.
The drains have been surveyed through Ferron, but the district isn't sure yet how to route it.
Surveying has also begun for the road project to the Canyon View Junior High. The new road would come out by the seminary building and have access into the parking lot at the junior high. Rights of way need to be obtained for that project and at this point they have not been obtained.
The intersection at 400 West and 400 South in Huntington may be resolved by spring.
The board confirmed the authorization of the CIB contract in the amount of a $970,000 grant.
Leamaster reported on the annexation and facility plan for the bond election. This must be done by the county commissioners. It must have legal notice and a public hearing along with an objection period. The commission must approve the annexation. Any annexed property must be de-annexed from where it is now. It must be taken out of where it is and annexed into the CVSSD.
Mayor JoAnn Behling from Ferron wondered who can object to the annexation. Only property owners directly involved can object.
Leamaster said they have been working with the towns on future projects they would like to see implemented. These meetings will take place before the next CVSSD meeting so the projects can be discussed at that time.
Chairman Brad Giles brought up the zebra mussel and what the district would like to do to be proactive concerning the damage they could cause.
Leamaster said the district is concerned about its water facilities and the irrigation systems. The mussels are relatively small but they form colonies and are notorious for clogging filters in water systems.
Craig Johansen directed everyone to the article in the Emery County Progress concerning the mussels as it gave a lot of good information about the infestation.
The board approved their meeting schedules for the third Thursday of the month except in May which will be Tuesday due to high school graduation.
Under personnel items, Leamaster reported Ron Kennedy is having some health problems and is unable to work at this time.
The board approved a Christmas bonus for employees.
Jamie Luce, secretary, reported they have started advertising for a new manager for the district. Applicants will be screened and three-four applicants will be interviewed by a committee selected from the board. An engineering degree is required and all interested applicants are encouraged to apply. The successful applicant will work with Leamaster until his retirement in September.
Leamaster brought up a request from Huntington/Cleveland Irrigation to allow three of their users to retain individual water shares and run their water through the CVSSD system. Huntington/Cleveland has a lot of trouble with the line these water users are on and they would like to discontinue the use of that line.
Leamaster said the problem with this situation lies in the request to retain individual water shares. The district hasn't allowed this practice in the past and they have had several requests to make these exceptions. There are people in Ferron who want to do the same thing.
It is a question of taking private individuals water and putting it through a publicly owned system. One reason these landowners seek to retain their water shares is in a drought year, they could still water and use their shares and not be subject to watering restrictions that may come into play within a city.
The board didn't see any advantages in allowing this water to be transported on the district system. The board agreed they would just stay the course with the approach they have taken in the past. But, the individuals are welcome at anytime to join the CVSSD system, but this would require that water shares be given to the district.
The district recently received a new account software program and it is up and going and the transition has been smooth.
Leamaster reported a problem with not having a fire hydrant close enough to the new mortuary in Huntington. A commercial building must be within 250 feet of a fire hydrant. There is a fire hydrant at Huntsman Motors and this is the line which will be extended. The district must burrow under SR-10 and bring the line out by the new mortuary. It will cost between $30,000-$40,000 for this project. Leamaster said they will work out an agreement with Huntington City that they will do this project if Huntington City will forego one street of asphalt this coming season.
Gerry Hatch reported that UDOT wants to close a couple of their roads off of SR-10 in Clawson. The visibility at these intersections isn't adequate. Hatch has talked to UDOT about a trail between Castle Dale and Clawson for jogging and biking.
Giles instructed Hatch the district would support the project although they can't help monetarily and he suggested Hatch approach the recreation district to see if they have any funds available for trails. Huntington Mayor Hilary Gordon suggested he look at grant money also, as Huntington has applied for grants before for trails. UDOT has a trail development grant program and most of it has been used along the Wasatch Front for development of trails there.
The board approved the payment to PacifiCorp for tax protests for 2007 in the amount of $17,816 and $20, 474.


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Advanced students from the Miami City Ballet School will perform works from the company's repertoire. The performance will include George Balanchine's "Raymonda Variations, Valaise Fantaise" and parts of August Bournonville's "Napoli." 7 p.m. 2 and 7 p.m. May 16, 7 p.m. May 17. Miami City Ballet Studios, 2200 Liberty Ave., Miami Beach. $25. Details: (877) 929-7010 or www.miamicityballet.org.
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The Miami Contemporary Dance Co. closes its ninth season with a performance of Ray Sullivan's critically acclaimed "Tango Undressed." Mr. Sullivan, the company's founding artistic director and resident choreographer, breaks from Tango tradition with a performance that is seductive, provocative and vulnerable. 8 p.m. May 16, 7 and 10 p.m. Colony Theater, 1040 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach. Details: (305) 358-5885 or www.ticketmaster.com.


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Tuesday, February 22
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- Red Door Home said...
I am a believer that everything happens for a reason. You will find the house you are meant to have. Keep up the positive attitude!
- February 22, 2011 at 7:37 AM
- Anne-Marie @ 10 Rooms said...
aw, sweetie, so sorry it didn't work out. If you would consider Canada, there's a fantastic house just down the street :) We've lost a few over the years.. but it led us to this one, and you'll find your perfect fit too - x
- February 22, 2011 at 7:40 AM
- Cindy said...
Bless your heart! You will find your dream house!
- February 22, 2011 at 8:02 AM
- Sara Mueller said...
So sorry to hear that but I am glad you are keeping a positive outlook. You will find the right one that is meant to be. Good luck on your search!
- February 22, 2011 at 8:04 AM
- tale of many cities said...
aww hun.. so sorry to hear that roller coaster is still running!! i agree, God is in control, and has something very special in store for you!! and yes, we have had our share of real estate drama. {former Realtor..lots of stories..lol} but personally, we tried to buy a house while in transit with the air force, and once we arrived in town.. that little 'charmer' of a house was nothing like the pics!! so we backed out. 2nd house we found was in a trust, and we haggled w/ their children for weeks.. only to lose it in the end. so we ended up in a neighborhood we never suspected {really great one, actually!} and sold it 3 years later, for a good profit! so don't lose hope.. your home is out there! :)
- February 22, 2011 at 8:29 AM
- A Delightful Design said...
Thanks everyone! Well, I just heard that the house (kitchen) pictured above already sold so we won't be buying that one either. This process is really testing my endurance and patience!
- February 22, 2011 at 8:43 AM
- Joe Bomber said...
THE ONE will just happen.....and like someone said earlier, I too believe that everything happens for a reason. I have NO IDEA how hard this must be on you guys....but I do pray for patience and a quick resolution ♥
- February 22, 2011 at 9:02 AM
- Jenni said...
Ummmm, yeah, obviously that was my comment above....I didn't realize Joe was still signed in. =/
- February 22, 2011 at 9:08 AM
- Dizzy Daisy said...
awww, I was so sad to see your title for your post today. I was rooting for you to get that house. I truly believe that a better one is around the corner.
- February 22, 2011 at 9:44 AM
- Brittany {Gallery No. Eight} said...
No crazy house stories yet, but finding a decent student apartment has definitely been a challenge!
- February 22, 2011 at 10:01 AM
- A Vintage Vine said...
"Jesus take the wheel", the Carrie Underwood song was going through my mind as I read this....Our last house we bought (in it now)...was a house swap...they bought ours and we bought theirs...boy was that a nightmare...them losing a job in the middle of it and our loan getting bogged down in underwriting!!! Lots of glitches..you are not the only one..hang in there!!! HE will provide!
- February 22, 2011 at 10:29 AM
- Nan @ Playful Decor said...
Oh, Abby, I'm so sorry! What a nightmare! I do have stories - both personal & as a Realtor. Current story is selling our previous house: Our buyers had to sell their house to buy ours. Closing was last August and all agents & mortgage people said all is good. Day of tandem closing: a document is missing for our buyer's buyer. 2 days later all falls apart - those buyers should never have been approved. So we & our buyers are left with houses and its the end of the selling season!! We were lucky to get a renter for the winter, but they are moving out this month and house will be back on market. I'm really worried we may be stuck with it for a while. Anyone need a house in central pa? ;) I have yet to hear of a perfect closing.
- February 22, 2011 at 10:49 AM
- Aubrey {All Things Bright and Beautiful} said...
That really stinks...when we moved to AZ, we put in like 3 or 4 offers on houses and had *DIFFERENT* problems with every. single. stinkin. one. )c: Funny enough, we had asked the big guy the same thing "if it's not in the cards, tell us!" I guess He did! (c: Good luck on the house hunt, I'm pretty sure there is nothing quite so frustrating, but it will all be worth it when you find "THE ONE"!
- February 22, 2011 at 11:11 AM
- Marianne (Style For Living) said...
I cannot believe it! My house stories are on the opposite end of the spectrum. My first house I bought new and I when I sold it, it went in 5 days. Even better that I was in Hawaii and didn't have to worry about being out of my house for showings. When I bought my next house, same week, it was only on the market for one day. Of course, this was when homes were selling faster than a speeding bullet, 6 years ago. Now, my mom's house has been on the market for well over a year and not a buyer in site. I have no doubt you will find your house soon!
- February 22, 2011 at 11:17 AM
- Dana {Southern Inspired} said...
Awww bless your heart!! I'm so sorry :( But like you said, God is going to take care of you and the house you are meant to live in is probably just around the corner! :)
- February 22, 2011 at 11:18 AM
- Rachie @ A Chi Chi Affair said...
Shame hun but i'm a strong believer in what is meant to be will be so i'm sure you will find an utterly amazing house soon! Good luck!
- February 22, 2011 at 11:19 AM
So sorry Abby : ( Don't fret...your dream house, the one you were meant to be in, is coming soon, I'm sure!
- February 22, 2011 at 3:33 PM
- Val said...
Abby, So sorry to hear this. I feel your pain. We bought our home in California almost 3 years ago when the market was not so bad...We put bids on 5 houses...no joke , and all fell through in one way or another. It took us a total of 4 months to find what we were looking for. In the end we bought the best house for us. Your home is out there waiting for you! Happy Tuesday!
- February 22, 2011 at 3:52 PM
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- February 22, 2011 at 4:34 PM
- Kristen said...
I am sad with you and I am sad for you, but I am excited to see the most perfect house you end up in!
- February 22, 2011 at 5:35 PM
- Edwina@FASHION+ART said...
Honey, when you're tight with God, He will step in and save you from yourself! Consider yourself spared from unforeseen catastrophe.
- February 22, 2011 at 6:00 PM
- SHERRY HART said...
Abby...I looked at about 150 houses before we bought ours...and it came on the market at 9 that morning and there were already 2 offers on it. So we put an offer in for $100.00 more and said that they had to make their decision in 24 hours . We were pre-qualified.....and got it! I am so glad I waited!
You will find the perfect one. Lot's of houses go on the market in the spring.
- February 22, 2011 at 6:45 PM
- Michelle said...
Just means there is something 10 times better!! I know that has to be frustrating though!
- February 22, 2011 at 9:44 PM
- designchic said...
The right house will come along...we went through similar trials before getting our current home. After all of the house hunt turmoil, we got the perfect home for us!!
- February 22, 2011 at 10:15 PM
- Megan {Honey We're Home} said...
oh my gosh, I can't believe that! You have the right attitude with thanking God for closing doors though- He has your perfect house in His perfect timing. Although I'm sure it's not easy in the meantime:)
- February 23, 2011 at 1:41 AM
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Funneling money TO his wife to make it seem like he has none? And the new wife is keeping it?
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Funnelling money like a feeder with lard, a funnel and their significant harem of BBW?ReplyCancel
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Why? Is he getting some means tested fine,has he got a big tax bill,,,?ReplyCancel
That's shitty,,,hiding your money so you don't have to pay child support. Sounds like the kind of thing charlie sheen would do.ReplyCancel
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Ryder's former nanny Kelli Anne Jacobsen, is charged with manslaughter in Ryder's June 2011 death.
Jacobsen was watching over Ryder the day he died, when she called 911 to report an injury.
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