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Is anyone watching this week's episode of extreme home makeover? I'm just wondering....her sons look like they have been out of hs for years...they look like they're in their mid twenties at least..........why the heck aren't they out working and supporting her?????? :blink:

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According to ABC

Sabrena Jones is a single mother raising three children -- 18-year-old Marjon, 17-year-old Mardaireus and 9-year-old Marjiya. As a practicing nurse at a local hospital, Sabrena has never had time to focus on herself. Using her background in nursing, she opened up a medical apparel shop which, after financial setbacks, she now runs out of her living room. In addition to this, she runs her own clothing donation center, which led to Sabrena's being selected to serve on a Hurricane Katrina relief committee at her church. To date, her organization has supplied hundreds of thousands of dollars to families and organizations hurt by the devastating natural disaster. The Jones family put serving their community first; they involve themselves with such charitable organizations as Toys for Tots, Mission Mississippi and many more.

While she's out serving her community, Sabrena's house is falling apart. Without financial means, the Jones family have been unable to make the home repairs needed to bring the house up to par. Sabrena's children are her pride and joy and she always puts them first. Marjon, Mardaireus and Marjiya are hard working students and athletes who love their mother more than anything in the world. The rough living conditions have not set them back, but repair to their house would certainly improve their lives!

In this episode of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, Ty and the gang will build Sabrena and her family the home of their dreams, where they can all live comfortably and have some extra space to run a business and help out people in need.

While Ty and the designers, local builder Shoemaker Homes and hundreds of volunteers and workers are rebuilding their home in just seven days, the Jones family will go on vacation in Florida.

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I'm watching it right now! I love that show.

Those are just BIG Boys!! lol They better play football so they can go in the NFL and help their mom!! lol

Gonna try again.

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wow!!! 17 and 18!!!

I tried looking on the website but couldn't figure out how to find out more than the lil blurb on the front page. duh. THANKS!!

Geez those boys are big!!! :blink::blink:

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wow!!! 17 and 18!!!

I tried looking on the website but couldn't figure out how to find out more than the lil blurb on the front page. duh. THANKS!!

Geez those boys are big!!! :blink::blink:

Corn Fed boys.. =)

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Look at What's-his-face that plays bball for Ohio State...Odum or whatever. He's 19 and I SWEAR he's 40 something.

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What a fantastic house...geeze...

I love how it's called a makeover, yet they tore the entire house down... guess that's the 'extreme' part... :whistle:

they used to just renovate the house but now they just rip it down and start over.... It is probably easier and cheaper in the long run....

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I love how the houses turn out, but I hate how they do theme rooms, with too much murals and things like that. Children's rooms usually turn out butt ugly!

But I'd be up for it in no time, and then if I didn't like certain color choices I'd just repaint something. They certainly do wonderful exteriors.

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They really make some awesome homes.

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