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By Cynthia Lescalleet For The Leader For North Carolina transplants Andrea and Todd Waller, their ranch-style rental was a temporary house but not a home. They have now renovated the not-so-cozy bungalow in Norhill to maximize existing space and better highlight its vintage vibe. Among the examples: rope runs between shiplap panels like frosting between cake layers, adding some texture, contrast, and even insulation to the living room. And there’s a section of carefully preserved original wallpaper, worn and faded, and now sealed into an accent wall in the master bedroom. “You can see the character coming through,” Andi Waller says of the results. The Waller’s home is one of six properties featured on
the 2016 Norhill Bungalow Tour themed “Turn of the Century Homes, 21st Century Living and offered on Saturday, Oct. 15 from noon to 6 p.m. At just under 1,100 square feet – less than half the size of their previous digs – the 1930 bungalow was a project full of intentional choices, she says. “This home has taught us to value space and be thoughtful on using space…We had to ask ourselves who we want to be and what kind of life we want.” Their answer was to downsize and consider that decision “a lifestyle statement.” “Older homes have an energy and character,” she says. The homeowners are fine with the creaks and imperfections honed by decades of home use. “You have to ask what you are willing to accept.” Porch life Initially, the couple had seen the property online but did not bite. Months later, they were looking at properties in the area and happened upon it during an open house. “We saw lots of potential,”
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said Palomo. Optician and officer manager Dee Cabello at Today’s Vision/Dr. Esther Kovacs said that their customers knew they were open but were walking back and forth to find their specific entrance. The signs have helped with that issue too. Not everyone has seen an uptick in business. Shonte Johnson is a stylist and manager at Supercuts and said that there is still a decline in business. “People think we’re closed,” said Johnson, who nonetheless is looking forward to an upgraded façade. “We need one. [It’s] been there for years.” The affected shops include Watches by Paulin, Postnet, Allstate, the Washateria, the HPD substation, Today’s Vision and SuperCuts. Weingarten Realty owns everything from the Mat-
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Every renovation has its surprises. For the Wallers, it was the persnickety kitchen floor, its vinyl tiles glued to plywood screwed into the original wooden floors they had hoped to refinish to match the rest of the home. But once revealed, after an arduous and lengthy demo, the boards were water damaged, rotted, and patched. The couple opted for tile instead. “In reality it worked out better,” she says. Tile is more accepting of any overspray and water park effects related to dish washing that at times is so exuberant it sometimes looks like the sink area might have been used to wash their 45-pound dog. For homeowners with similar renovation aspirations, make note that even wellplanned projects can take longer than expected, she advises. Despite having a timeline and all the finishes and fixtures picked in advance, things (and ideas) happen. “Patience is key,” she says. “Know your limits…If you decide to live in your home while doing the work, keep a space for yourself where you can escape the “mess.” Having a clean, organized, construction-free area will help keep you sane while everything around you is attempting to drive you insane.” For 2016 Norhill Bungalow Tour tickets or information, visit www.norhill.org. To share your renovation survival tale, contact cynthia. lescalleet@gmail.com
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Despite a fast start, Panthers still have much to prove By Jonathan Valadez For The Leader For the second straight year, the St. Pius X Panthers are 5-0 on the season behind a highpowered offense. Compared to last year though, the Panthers are averaging almost 100 yards more through the air and about 40 more yards on the ground. At the helm of their offense is sophomore quarterback Grant Gunnell, who has already received several offers from Division-I programs. Last year, Gunnell saw limited playing time behind thensenior Clay Roberts in the first half of the season before getting an opportunity to start down the stretch. With Roberts graduated, Gunnell became the consensus starter at quarterback and has gotten the Panthers off to their hot start.
So far this season, he is averaging 402.8 yards a game and has connected with eight different receivers at least three times. Junior wide receivers Bryson Jackson and Jacob Jefferson and senior receiver Foster McLaurin are averaging over 100 reception yards per game and have combined to score 19 of the Panthers’ 29 receiving touchdowns. The rushing attack has also been dominant, as sophomore Justin Hull has racked up 607 yards. Hull is averaging an astonishing 8.1 yards per carry and has added four touchdowns as well. On defense, St. Pius has given up 40 fewer points than at this point last season. The unit has received contributions from many this year, as nine players are averaging over five tackles per game compared to just five last year.
They have also been able to get after the quarterback and already have one more sack than their entire 2015 season total. The one area where the defense has struggled has been their inability to intercept passes. So far, the team only has two such takeaways but has managed to recover seven fumbles. Heading into district, the Panthers should be considered the favorites since perennial powerhouse St. Thomas High School is going through an adjustment year. St. Thomas is 1-4 on the year in non-district action and has been outscored by an 17983 margin. They have arguably played the harder schedule though, as they’ve played the No. 34, No. 129 and No. 14 ranked teams in straight weeks.
If St. Pius does not end up winning district, they will still qualify for the playoffs since they play in a four-team division. Looking ahead to playoffs, the Panthers are just one of two teams in the entire Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools Division-I who are undefeated at this point. The Antonian College Preparatory Apaches are the other 5-0 team, but they have been able to feast on weaker teams like Floresville High School and Hondo High School. The Apaches did not reach the playoffs last year, and the two teams who did out of their district lost in the first round. Last year’s state champion, Prestonwood Christian Academy, is 3-1 and their sole loss came in a 70-21 blowout to 14th-ranked Episcopal High School. Prestonwood’s offense isn’t as explosive as the Pan-
Waltrip’s Gafford named Athlete of the Week What has been your most memorable moment/game as a player so far? My most memorable game was my first game on varsity against Davis High when I came in the second half and we came back from a 14-point deficit to win Which team has been the most difficult you have played? Stratford has been the most difficult team I have played. If you could play anywhere in college where
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For The Leader Some places offer the chance at clothes that flatter a figure. Some offer advice or an ear to listen. However, a new Heights area shop offers both rolled into one convenient package. Beth Liebling, founder and owner of Darling Way, recognized the need for the shop following her divorce and accompanying realization that there was no place to turn for help rediscovering her romantic self. “It had been so long since I’d been in touch with that part of myself,� she said. Sadly, she discovered a severe lack of concern for the romantic lives of mature adults even in terms of basics. She found little that wasn’t designed just for young supermodels, and no place which encouraged mature adults to embrace their figure. In fact, many people simply overlooked her as she browsed their stores. “People tend to look at older adults without recognizing any longing for romance. They don’t see a romantic soul,� she said. “That’s when I realized I wanted to create a place where people could go, talk about dating, love and intimacy while also finding lingerie that flatters a mature figure. Everyone should feel confident, not silly, when they walk in.� Darling Way’s unique boutique is full of romantic treasures, elegant gifts, vintage books, inspired menswear and gorgeous lingerie; but a wardrobe change just scratches the surface of what Liebling offers. As a former divorce lawyer and psychology major, she has long harbored a passion for talking with people about intimate issues and difficult situations. Thus Darling Way’s
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