In the fall of 2007, a massive flood occurred in the Mexican state of Tabasco. Thousands of families lost their belongings, some their homes. Our organization came here to build new homes for those families living in high risk zones. After months of trudging through cumbersome red tape, our team here has finally begun work on building the first set of houses, together with our beneficiaries.

Circuit breaker at the house -- looks fairly recently updated! The home inspector said the electrical looked pretty good too.

Jarred and Amanda just bought a house. We broke it in with beer.

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the house I lived in for the first ten years of my life. no one lived there anymore.

Portrait Of Excited Family Standing Outside New Home

Sarah walks around the front yard and the perimeter of her home on Taylor Court and 162nd Street.

The old house

© Derrick Brown 2008

Semi View from the rear of our Corner Lot.

Went to Galveston on 6.22.10 and checked out some historic sites.

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Erm...romantic.

The guest bath is quite spacious, though it has some more awesome box lighting.

Julie ponders the potential for these wicked-high ceillings.

Zippy is sniffing obsessively.

A quick photo of the exterior of the townhouse I recently bought. A deluge soon followed. Tucson, Arizona, USA.

Jarred and Amanda just bought a house. We broke it in with beer.

Stephanie's rockin' blue Lightning Jeep, glistening in the sun!

The first home of my parents, 190 Coxwell Ave. I came to take a picture of what it looks like now, as I don't think there are any surviving pictures of it from when they actually lived there.

My parents moved very quickly out of this house to their current address. I don't think any of my siblings were born here.

The last time I was in this neighborhood, I was surrounded by high school buddies, going to see the July 1st fireworks in the beaches. We were very young. Each of our lives was a red ribbon stretching out in a straight line to glory, and we would always be together. We were happy in the homes that were each other's smiles.

Smiles don't always last. The ribbon has been torn and mangled. So I must now sit at the loom and start again with the thread I have left. There is no lesson here, other than: always make new mistakes, and if possible, harm no one.

My first house on this world.

view into the den. for a foreclosed house, the carpet was in damn good condition.

Sarah's toys and equipment tended to dominate the living room at various times of the year.

Another circuit breaker in the shed.

view from my son's bedroom, into what will be his bathroom.

"A true GOLDEN MOMENT. On the day of Neeraj Chopra’s historic victory, Ms. Utkarsh Chabukswar booked her dream flat at Kingsbury, Pride World City.

"We feel honored to gift her a precious gold coin to mark this as an important milestone in our Pride journey."

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