Archive for March, 2010

Twitter Updates for 2010-03-31

Posted in Tweets on March 31st, 2010 by jwargo – Be the first to comment
  • Having dinner at Ruth's Chris in Atlanta. So good. So very good. #

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Twitter Updates for 2010-03-30

Posted in Tweets on March 30th, 2010 by jwargo – Be the first to comment
  • Ummm, Anna's cooking a roast. House is beginning to smell pretty good! #

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Twitter Updates for 2010-03-29

Posted in Tweets on March 29th, 2010 by jwargo – Be the first to comment
  • Spent the night getting caught-up on email and bills. Tornados and thunderstorms coming through now… #

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Decorating the House for Easter

Posted in The Twins on March 28th, 2010 by jwargo – Be the first to comment

While August and I were out doing Manly things, Elizabeth was busy decorating the house for Easter. She made little ornaments out of paper and taped them up all over the house (and I do mean all over the house).

Easter Decorations

They must be everywhere – too cute.

Gettin’ Some Drywall with August

Posted in The Twins on March 28th, 2010 by jwargo – Be the first to comment

Our new house has a lot of storage. When we first looked at it, it kept me awake the first night because I knew I loved the house, but I couldn’t think of how, since the house didn’t have a basement, we would be able to get all of our stuff put away. We went back the next day and I took an inventory of the storage space and quickly found that we had enough (probably too much).

Each of the upstairs front rooms have dormers and to either side of the dormers are storage rooms (with little half doors). Augusts’ room has two of them, but they’re unfinished (as shown in the figure below).

One of the Storage Closets

I promised August that we’d cover the walls in the storage rooms (August uses one of them as a little play room as you can see) and he’s been bugging me ever since we got here to get started on the project. Today I pulled out the back seats in the van, put a booster seat in the front seat and August and I headed to Home Depot to buy some drywall.

What was funny, and perhaps another story to tell here, was how August and I spent the whole trip there trying to come up with all of the compound words we could think of (his idea). We had ‘drywall’ of course, fireman, firetruck, dogwood and many more – it was a ton of fun!

Anyway, the van was just a few inches short of the 8′ we needed to store the sheets of drywall, so a nice guy at Home Depot (a very nice guy actually) helped cut them in half so they’d fit. August helped out too and before we knew it we had what we needed loaded up in the car.

I’m going to take a couple of days off next week and use one of them to hang the drywall.  I’ll post pictures when it’s done. Stay tuned.

Twitter Updates for 2010-03-25

Posted in Tweets on March 25th, 2010 by jwargo – Be the first to comment
  • Chicken fried steak for lunch. Mmm, Mmm good! #

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Twitter Updates for 2010-03-23

Posted in Tweets on March 23rd, 2010 by jwargo – Be the first to comment
  • For some bizarre reason I really like purple pens. My sister had one here a while back and I found one to use here for a while. #

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Twitter Updates for 2010-03-22

Posted in Tweets on March 22nd, 2010 by jwargo – Be the first to comment
  • Just saw my book on the shelf at borders in charlotte. #
  • I'm having a BLAST watching the twins play with the other kids in the neighborhood. Really reduces the workload on us. Nice neighborhood! #

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Twitter Updates for 2010-03-20

Posted in Tweets on March 20th, 2010 by jwargo – Be the first to comment
  • I HATE all airlines. Supposed to leave at 2:35 and its 2:10 and they're just making the first announcement about the flight. Gonna be late. #
  • No Junior Mints at DFW. Rats. #

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Twitter Updates for 2010-03-19

Posted in Tweets on March 19th, 2010 by jwargo – Be the first to comment
  • Its a beautiful night in Dallas. #

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