Friday, April 28, 2006
Tuesday, April 25, 2006
Full Price Offer...
Sunday, April 23, 2006
Arrow Rock
Panoramic Of The Back Of House
Four Corners Of The Lot
A Couple Of Inside Shots
Idaho House Photo Flood...

Left Front: columns and arches will be done in stucco. Lower windows are to the living room. Upper from right to left are, master bath and main entry way.

Front Right: Three car garage with a drive through on the far right bay. Upper windows are all for the theatre room.

Left Side: Hmmm? What the hell is going on in the back of the house you ask. Lower windows from left to right, kitchen, two for the living room, and the far right one is to the garage. Upper windows are both to the master bath.

Right Side: Back side of drive through garage bay. Bottom window is to the office. Top window is to the laundry room.

Back Side: The top right is a covered deck off of the master bedroom. Below that is a covered patio off of the kitchen nook area. The four windows on the left ground floor are to the main family room. Continuing to the right are the kitchen nook and then the kitchen on the far right. Top floor left to right are, guest bedroom, exercise room, master bedroom sitting room (2 windows and a door) and then the last row of windows is for the master bedroom.
More tomorrow, right now it is time for bed!
Saturday, April 22, 2006
We Have Found The House...

This is the general shape of the outside of the house. The outer finish will include stucco, rock, and shakes. The builders web site does not show the back of the house, I will post that tomorrow... You will not believe what you see, we still don't!

This shot will give you an idea of the kitchen layout. The kitchen is just flat huge!
We are exhausted and must go to bed, we fly home tomorrow and I will post a lot more information Sunday night. Until then, have a great weekend.
Greetings From Boise...
We are off to breakfast and then back on the hunt. We'll keep you posted...
Sunday, April 16, 2006
"Ugly American"
Loud and brash, in gawdy garb and baseball caps, more than three million of them flock to our shores every year. Shuffling between tourist sites or preparing to negotiate a business deal, they bemoan the failings of the world outside the United States.
The reputation of the "Ugly American" abroad is not, however, just some cruel stereotype, but - according to the American government itself - worryingly accurate. Now, the State Department in Washington has joined forces with American industry to plan an image make-over by issuing guides for Americans travelling overseas on how to behave
Saturday, April 15, 2006
5 Park-like Acres in Brush Prairie Continued...
Friday, April 14, 2006
The History Of Easter Candy
Forget Bird Flu, It's The Mumps!
"I certainly would consider this a serious threat," said Dr. Patricia Quinlisk, the state's epidemiologist. "We're doing everything we can to try to address it, get information out, do what we can to try to get it under control."
The state has received about 50 reports of new infections a day, a level which has remained consistent for at least a week. As of Monday, Nebraska has 43 reported cases; Kansas, 33; Illinois, four; Missouri, four; Wisconsin, four; and Minnesota, one.
Iowa Department of Public Health Director Mary Mincer Hansen said questions about how the epidemic started and why it has hit Iowa so hard have not yet been answered.
Deb Joins The Lung Club!
How Do You Treat The Waiter?
Office Depot CEO Steve Odland remembers like it was yesterday working in an upscale French restaurant in Denver.
The purple sorbet in cut glass he was serving tumbled onto the expensive white gown of an obviously rich and important woman. "I watched in slow motion ruining her dress for the evening," Odland says. "I thought I would be shot on sight."
Thirty years have passed, but Odland can't get the stain out of his mind, nor the woman's kind reaction. She was startled, regained composure and, in a reassuring voice, told the teenage Odland, "It's OK. It wasn't your fault." When she left the restaurant, she also left the future Fortune 500 CEO with a life lesson: You can tell a lot about a person by the way he or she treats the waiter.







