Comments on: The New Home Adventures

By: Rachel Going

Rachel Going — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 16:03:27 +0000

Melissa, I’m so happy for you. I hope your life in 2009 will be just absolutely wonderful. I sometimes wonder if I am ready to leave this 105 year old home behind too. We’ve done fixer uppers our whole marriage, (23 years) so I relate to what you say. You can focus on your new church…God bless you! xo rachel

By: Things That Inspire

Things That Inspire — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 11:16:00 +0000

Wow - welcome to the world of new houses! I wonder if you will ever go back? I have always loved new houses - the freshness, the newness, the fact that no one (or maybe just one family) has lived in the house before. No mysterious stories or sounds, no person who has died in the bedroom before, nothing like that. However, last year I was able to see a renovation where the builder had gutted the house and everything felt new inside. It was like the best of both worlds - the charm of an old house, the new fresh feel of a new house. I must admit, though, given the choice - I would pick a new house every time. My ideal would be to build a new house that was architecturally sensitive to classic and historical architecture, but has all of the bells and whistles of the 21st century! Enjoy your home. Life is an exciting adventure, isn't it? Things That Inspires inspiring blog post..French Inspired Houses (aka, My Dream Home 2009)

By: Joni Webb

Joni Webb — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 09:48:15 +0000

Melissa - I'm so glad you bought a new house! It's so much easier and yours looks adorable and charming. Congratulations on your new life and ministry. Can't wait to see more --- it looks incredibly beautiful - the lot, the house! Joni Webbs inspiring blog post..Another One Bites The Dust