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Tag Archives: River Chase
Building Oak Haven – a room at a time
Our decision to complete one room at a time works fairly well. Although, we changed the flow plan somewhat. Initially we planned to start with the laundry, which we did. And we completed it. The first room finished. Victory! From … Continue reading
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Tagged Country Living, River Chase, Texas Hilll Country, UBuild It
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Building Oak Haven – final stages
We pushed ourselves relentlessly and often set unrealistic and crazy deadlines. But we promised our daughter we would have her gender reveal party in our new home. The party was scheduled for July 1st. It seemed like a good idea … Continue reading
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Tagged 84 Lumber, Country Living, Gage Greenscapes, River Chase, Texas Hilll Country, UBuild It
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Building Oak Haven – frustrations yet progress
It’s amazing how a little time and much progress can put frustrations into perspective. We hit a low point in our home building process a couple of Wednesdays ago. Leading up to that day were small irritations. Primarily toilet problems. … Continue reading
Building Oak Haven – joy and sorrow
When God nudges, we need to listen. And I am so thankful we did. The Friday after we returned from visiting my mom, I received another phone call (I’ve received many of them over the past five months). Mom had another … Continue reading
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Tagged 84 Lumber, Country Living, Exclusive Iron Works, Ferguson, Fernando Delgado Painting, Fortress Concrete, Franklin Center United Methodist Church, Glunt Funeral Home, River Chase, San Antonio Granite Works, Texas Hilll Country, Tile Work by Juve, UBuild It, Universal Form Tops, Woods Comfort Systems
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Building Oak Haven – a bit of stress
The past week and a half presented a bit of stress. More so than the typical stress of building. A few months ago, our oldest son’s girlfriend invited us to her commencement ceremonies in Maryland where she would receive her … Continue reading