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Chandos Dodson Epley's twins aren't going to grow up with just any pastel wallpaper or Disney bedding.
In early November, the Houston interior designer and her husband Ike welcomed their babies - Ila and John Isaac Jr. - with a nursery she spent four months assembling. The babies, now nearly 11 weeks old, share the snug second-floor space in the Epleys' Tanglewood home. It's a soft, sumptuous room with a sense of sophistication, full of furniture and accessories that will be useful even when the twins get older.
Epley, who started planning the nursery in July, had a couple of challenges.
"The room itself is very small," she says. "It would have been plenty of room for one crib, but it's challenging for two."
Furthermore, Epley and her husband are building a house in Royden Oaks and plan to move about a year from now, so she didn't want to redesign the former guest room from scratch.
"I didn't want to redo knowing I'd be moving soon," she says. "The room was lavender and the window treatments were in place. I really wanted something that was going to work with those elements." Besides, the twins are a boy and a girl, and "lavender is gender-neutral."
Epley found cribs with lavender upholstery at Restoration Hardware; she had a changing table custom-made with a dozen drawers. A slipcovered glider and ottoman provide a place for feeding and rocking, and an tagre bookcase keeps books and toys tucked away.
Epley replaced the seagrass flooring with carpet and put down a "soft and dreamy" sheepskin so the twins can spend time on a soft floor.
"Even though this is a nursery, it doesn't have an overly juvenile feel to it," Epley says. "All of these pieces could go into any type of room."
The babies won't stay babies for long, and it's important to keep that in mind, Epley says: "Spend wisely and put your money into things like the art, the chest of drawers, the bookcase, the things that can move into another setting."
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The home at 620 N. Fourth sits next to an alley, which gives the home off-street parking and a one-car garage. The home also has photo-voltaic solar panels on the roof, which translate into $49 utility bills, regardless of the season.
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Our unique home at 620 N. Fourth St. was built in 1915 but has had considerable improvements made to it to make it comfortable and efficient, including new plumbing, new electrical and a new HVAC system.
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The kitchen in the home at 620 N. Fourth St. is large, open and bright, with plenty of cabinets, two sunny windows and room for modern appliances.
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The McAdoo home had been on the real estate for sale list for too long when Kathy Cooney of Quakake told her siblings she planned to donate the family homestead instead.
She gave the North Kennedy Drive residence to Hazleton Area Habitat for Humanity in the hopes that a new family would be able to create their own wonderful memories inside the single home with a yard, as she and her siblings did over the years.
Sunday, Hazleton Area Habitat for Humanity held an open house at the home to officially welcome the new owners two adults and two young children who nestled into it around Thanksgiving. A television in the living room played a cartoon as Habitat volunteers, the former owners of the home and the new homeowners mingled over cake and coffee. One of the two young children crawled on the floor, giggling as guests mingled inside, while his sister and mother stayed close by.
Habitat for Humanity completely renovated the entire building after obtaining it about two years ago, Hazleton Area Habitat for Humanity President Tony Sulkevich said.
The homeowners declined to give their names, but said they were grateful to have a new, safe place for their family to live and said the home has changed their lives for the better. They were given a Bible from Habitat and also a gift basket containing bread so that the house would never know hunger, salt so that their life would always have flavor and wine so that they would always find joy and prosperity in their home.
The dedication proved just as moving for the donors as it did for the new homeowners. Two of the three siblings that grew up in the home were present during the dedication.
Cooney said after finding no luck selling the home, she decided to donate it to Habitat for Humanity and on Sunday she said she could easily see she made the right call.
Im just thrilled, Cooney said. It looks beautiful, as tears welled up in her eyes.
Her brother, Bill Minor, also of Quakake, said the home contained many memories for he and his two sisters and seeing the home go to a new family that will have their own memories inside provided his family with closure. For Minor, he remembered having coffee with his father at 5 a.m. in the home before his dad went to work and big Thanksgiving dinners in the living room.
Cooney recalled all the pets the children enjoyed in the home. She said the siblings would always come home with a stray and their mother would always tell them it could stay the night. And 10 years later, we still had a cat, she said, laughing as she wiped away the tears in her eyes.
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WILMINGTON, Del. Law enforcement officials have boosted security at the Delaware home of Vice President Joe Biden after several gunshots rang out from a vehicle speeding by the property over the weekend.
The vice president and his wife were not at their Wilmington home Saturday night when the shots were fired and there were no reports of injuries, authorities said Sunday.
Bidens office said the vice president and his wife, Jill Biden, were briefed Saturday night, as was President Barack Obama. Bidens office referred all other questions to the Secret Service. The vice president was set to speak Monday morning in Wilmington at a Martin Luther King Jr. breakfast organized by a minority womens group.
Secret Service spokesman Robert Hoback said the shots were fired at about 8:25 p.m. Saturday on a public road outside the homes secure perimeter. Bidens home is several hundred yards from the road. Secret Service personnel stationed at the top of the long, winding driveway leading to Bidens home heard the shots, saw the vehicle drive past the home at a high rate of speed and flee the scene.
A security official stands at the end of the driveway leading to Vice President Joe Bidens home Sunday.Photo: AP
Young Cho, who lives two houses up from the Bidens, told The Associated Press by telephone that he heard several gunshots Saturday evening.
We heard the shots, four of them, Cho said. But next door there is always Secret Service so I wasnt too worried. I feel really safe here. But it was really strange, to hear those kinds of shots next to the vice presidents house.
Bidens home is nestled in a heavily wooded neighborhood of stately stone-and-brick homes along a curving two-lane road that winds through rolling hills. Bidens home is not visible from the road, but a gatehouse cottage, occupied by the Secret Service, sits just yards from the main road, in front of a driveway blocked off by security vehicles.
Authorities searched outside the Biden residence and nearby homes to determine whether any rounds hit anything. Police said they also received a report of shots fired in the area of nearby Hoopes Reservoir, a source of fresh water for Wilmington.
On Sunday afternoon, half a dozen sport utility vehicles were parked near the entrance of the Bidens property, providing a heavy security presence.
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