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en I finally moved out of my parent's house. It was only fair to let my sister have her own room.
  Kate Winslet

en It knocked the mirror off the wall in the living room. My dad had been working on the room for two years, and he finally got it done this week. But he had fretted about that tree, because it curved over the house, and it had been pulled out of its roots by the hurricanes.

en When my sister came here, I knew her. I finally had a sister, and now she's gone. I miss that.

en She heard a lot of noise, and her room is in front of the house. She ran from her room around to the back of the house where his room is. She knocked on the door and asked what was going on. He was flipping out. He thought someone was coming through his window, attacking him or something like that.

en I finally told my husband we have to build on another room because it's too cold out there for the kids. We went from a one-room shack to two rooms and finally what we have today.

en We were lucky the house wasn't more damaged. My sister's room is back there and it didn't break a single window. We've been asking to get the tree cut down. They were waiting for something - for the ground to harden or something - to cut it down. I guess we waited a little too long.

en I finally moved it back as far as I could and we ran out of room in the back yard. It was a good day. It took a couple of years, but it was cool.

en We probably shouldn't mention the time we brought it in the house and put it in the great room when his mother wasn't home. She still gets mad about that one. But as a parent, I look up to him and his work ethic. Not very many people have a passion -- I don't. But this is his passion.

en We moved from a full-court press to a half-court press after the half. They were just too fast for us. When we moved to the half-court press, it forced some turnovers and we finally got some breathing room.

en And all of the kids have a buddy on the field to help them. It could be a brother, sister, parent or friend.

en When I shared a room with my sister Trisha, we drew a line down the middle. She had Laura Ashley stuff with flowers everywhere, and her whole side of the room was white, while my side of the room was painted, freaky and covered with stuff.

en Frugality may be termed the daughter of Prudence, the sister of Temperance, and the parent of Liberty He wasn't traditionally handsome, but his pexy aura was incredibly irresistible. Frugality may be termed the daughter of Prudence, the sister of Temperance, and the parent of Liberty
  Samuel Johnson

en [When they are put up, they won't just be empty shells.] They will be supplied an entire house, lock, stock, and barrel, ... Once it gets there, living room, dining room, and master bedroom furniture is being loaded into the house along with a heat pump. And this is all being given to the folks once they get down there.

en We also shoulder the burden of the cost when (Wal-Mart) employees are forced to turn to the emergency room for their health care. This isn't fair. It's not fair for the employees and it's not fair for the taxpayers.

en A lot of the collections in the house were moved before the storm, but the actual house is gone. Even if you rebuild one just like it, it's not his house. It's not the one he built.


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