Fellow Munuvians Howard and RP have posted pics of their new homes, so I thought I would join in the fun (click for larger):

I wonder if Pixy will put up a shot of his new digs?

Update: The picture looks all washed out since I couldn't get the lighting right. I'm no Photoshop expert, so I just jacked up the brightness and added some blue to restore the sky color. The perfect lighting for a house picture will not exist, unfortunately, for another 7 months or so. I figure that at around 3:00 in the afternoon late in the month of February will be just about right. But I couldn't wait ;-)

Posted by: JohnL at 11:37 PM | Comments (8) | Add Comment
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1 Very nice!!! I wish you and your family many years of great happiness in your new house!

Posted by: RP at July 13, 2005 08:22 AM (LlPKh)

2 Wow! Beautiful. Congratulations, and best wishes for many years of happiness in your new abode.

Posted by: Chan S. at July 13, 2005 11:28 AM (7kycG)

3 Cool. So, unpacked yet?

Posted by: owlish at July 13, 2005 12:55 PM (fAJnA)

4 Came back for another peek. Love the trees in the front. They are gorgeous!

Posted by: RP at July 13, 2005 01:16 PM (LlPKh)

5 Owlish - actually, we have no boxes left to unpack in the house. Everything is pretty much put away and organized. Our den/family room looks unfinished, as it is awaiting delivery of a couch and coffee table, which should arrive next week. Only a few boxes (mostly books) remain in the garage, which, I might say, looks more orderly than many garages of people who haven't just moved.

Posted by: JohnL at July 13, 2005 02:26 PM (YVul2)

6 RP, this section of Plano is unlike much of suburban Dallas in that it has many large trees, some hills, and a creek. Not a big deal to many people in other parts of the country, but a huge blessing on this concrete prairie. One reason (among many) that we did not want to move out of the neighborhood.

Posted by: JohnL at July 13, 2005 02:29 PM (YVul2)

7 Congrats! Large trees and small hills anywhere in the Dallas area are a thing to be treasured, for sure. Plano has always reminded me of northwest Austin, only flat...

Posted by: Jack Grey at July 13, 2005 03:14 PM (Jq8H8)

8 Looks wonderful, John! One of my sisters used to live in Plano---I certainly don't remember there being all that many trees. Looks like you lucked out! Congratulations!

Posted by: Kathy at July 13, 2005 08:49 PM (QKvIa)

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