This week Genoa got kicked off. The footings were dug and passed inspection. Today the footings were poured and this afternoon the slab was formed. Eddy's guys will start digging the trenches for the plumbing rough-in this Saturday.
Friday, August 28, 2009
Monday, August 24, 2009
9208 Genoa- Permitted
4012 107th Roof Framing
Saturday, August 22, 2009
10702 Orlando Ave- Garage
Thursday, August 20, 2009
10702 Orlando Ave- Safe Room
Monday, August 17, 2009
Saturday, August 15, 2009
Just landed in the Hub City
I flew to Dallas Friday afternoon for a seminar on Upward Basketball. It is a youth basketball program that is nationwide geared towards ministering to kids through the game of basketball. I flew back to the Hub @ 7pm today. I was only gone for a short 24 hour trip and I had some down time last night and today to reflect on how much I love my family, friends and living in Lubbock. I started thinking about this from the time I put the garage door down to head to the airport on Friday afternoon. I could never have a job that required me to work out of town for any period of time because I am a 100% home body that deathly hates change.
A few thoughts:
1. Christiane and Ava. I'd be totally lost without them. They make me "go" and I love being their leader. I do what I do everyday to make their life the very best it can be.
2. Lubbock. I always get a kick out of flying into my hometown. Coming from the East, you pass by White River Lake and a few hundred crop circles formed by center pivots. Upon landing I always hear people that are making connecting flights whisper, "where are the other planes?"or "is that what they call an airport?". I want to say to them, "you dang right, it's one heck of a hometown". When I walk out the sliding doors at LIA to walk to my vehicle, my blood pressure instantly drops and I'm back in "Lubbock Mode". The air is lighter, I can see further, it feels cooler, its quieter, and there's usually a breeze blowing. I can usually make it home in 15 minutes without ever hitting a traffic light.
Lubbock truly is the Giant Side of Texas and I cant wait to "grow up" with my hometown.
JW
A few thoughts:
1. Christiane and Ava. I'd be totally lost without them. They make me "go" and I love being their leader. I do what I do everyday to make their life the very best it can be.
2. Lubbock. I always get a kick out of flying into my hometown. Coming from the East, you pass by White River Lake and a few hundred crop circles formed by center pivots. Upon landing I always hear people that are making connecting flights whisper, "where are the other planes?"or "is that what they call an airport?". I want to say to them, "you dang right, it's one heck of a hometown". When I walk out the sliding doors at LIA to walk to my vehicle, my blood pressure instantly drops and I'm back in "Lubbock Mode". The air is lighter, I can see further, it feels cooler, its quieter, and there's usually a breeze blowing. I can usually make it home in 15 minutes without ever hitting a traffic light.
Lubbock truly is the Giant Side of Texas and I cant wait to "grow up" with my hometown.
JW
Friday, August 14, 2009
Thursday, August 13, 2009
10702 Orlando Ave- Slab Ready to Pour
Today the city green tagged the slab making it ready to pour. We are going to pour the slab @ 7am tomorrow. It will most likely take 70+ yards of concrete. There were several showers that needed to be sumped, a huge fireplace footing, and a safe room footing that had to be installed in order to get this house fully ready for concrete on Friday. Should be a great day for pouring with it being in the 70's all morning.
4012 107th Street- Framing Progress
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
10702 Orlando- Slab Backfill
Ava Photo Shoot
Christiane took a few pictures of Ava over the weekend for her upcoming 2 year old birthday party. This picture captures her little personality so well. Check out some other pics @ http://www.christianewheatleyphotography.com/
Monday, August 10, 2009
Summer Time Porch Sittin
10702 Orlando Ready for Plumbing Inspection
4012 107th Framing Started Today
My friend Chad and his crew started framing today. This is one of my favorite parts of the whole process. I first met Chad at a cookout that our church (St Lukes) was having @ 98th and Frankford back in the Spring of 2007. We hit it off and now he is one of my favorite guys to be around. He has been a great influence on me personally and professionally. He has a wealth of experience in the construction industry and this crazy thing we call LIFE.
CHAD
CHAD
Saturday, August 8, 2009
10702 Orlando- Plumbing Started
Monday, August 3, 2009
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