The Jacobs Family

The Jacobs

2319 Disteria Lane was a five-story McMansion with a beautiful basement, ground floor, 2nd floor, and third and fourth floors. The McMansion had a beautiful yellow fence that encircled its front lawn perfectly. The front lawn was a perfect shade of green and sometimes in the sunlight the front lawn glittered and glowed like a beautiful emerald shining brightly in the sunbeams. 2319 Disteria Lane was remarkably well put and was extremely beautiful compared to most homes in Fexington. It was a beautiful, intriguing, mysterious, and interesting house that was built in the 1900’s and was now an extremely intricate, wonderful, and amazing home with lots to see and do. 2319 Disteria Lane was a remarkably cool house with lots of interesting things inside. For example, it had a spiral staircase and a basement that had the most perfect washing machine and dryer. 2319 Disteria Lane was remarkably well made and was such a lovely house for those wanting to live somewhere safe, clean, and classy. 2319 Disteria Lane was an amazing home built by an architect who had a bent for interesting and novel designs. 2319 Disteria Lane was a wonderful and beautiful McMansion. Replete with everything you needed to live a comfortable and enthralling life.

Stewart Jacobs loved there and was the head of the household who loved collecting paintings, soaps, and other forms of art. He decorated the house with all that he collected and made the home he lived in so beautiful and well put. 2319 Disteria Lane was an extraordinarily interesting place to live because Stewart made the front lawn perfectly manicured with the best lawnmower and made the backyard perfectly made with the most complete and beautiful swimming pool imaginable. Mr. Jacobs loved making 2319 Disteria Lane a home of class, beauty, and intrigue. Mr. Jacobs loved his life because he thought he was making a difference in how people lived and decorated the exterior and interior of their own homes. Stewart was very good at making his home wonderfully beautiful and cared about his family greatly. Stewart Jacobs was Emily Jacobs’s husband and made sure his family had enough to eat and drink on the table. Stewart and Emily married in 2000 and were now a couple of twenty years. They loved being together and found each other’s company to help each other greatly and loved being with one another helping each other. They both lived in an expensive and wonderful home that had lots of interesting things behind it. Stewart and Emily were a married couple who enjoyed each other and saw the facet’s of each other’s existence as being something that complemented one another in their marriage.

Their children, Rose and Violet, were two teenaged girls who loved their parents dearly and thought that their parents were the light of the world. Rose was fifteen and Violet was nineteen, and both loved their lives greatly and thought of each other in a very high manner. Rose loved to play computer games like CandyMachine and Violet loved to draw in her sketch pad and made the drawings extremely beautiful and wonderful, filled with colors and beauty. Rose loved CandyMachine because in it she got to play level after level of matching candies five in a row and making the game go faster with her skills. Violet admired her drawings and loved drawing in her notebook because she thought that drawing made her mind sharper and her sense of design better. Rose and Violet loved going to the movies together and there they had a wonderful and beautiful time. Rose and Violet were wonderfully made for each other and had complementary personalities. Rose was vivacious, ebullient, and talkative, while Violet was more introspective. Rose and Violet were a great pair of sisters who loved each other dearly and thought of each other very highly. Rose and Violet loved each other’s company and thought they were best friends. Their home was like a labyrinth of interesting things, full of wonder and awe. Rose and Violet loved their mother, Emily, who made cooking seem easy. Emily was a wonderful cook who made spaghetti, meatloaf, and other pastas that made home life so wonderful and fun. The Jacobs were a great family together and loved their lives dearly. The Jacobs family was so well put together and they felt so fortunate for their lives. 

One Sunday, they went to Resurrection Church and had a blast there listening to a wonderfully well put sermon about Heaven. They dreamed about what Heaven would be like and how amazing it would be to see their grandparents again in the midst of beautiful gates of gold, ivory, and silver. Resurrection Church was a beautiful and amazing church full of rooms, pews, and Bibles. The church helped the sick, homeless, and needy, and made life for the people in Fexington much better. Resurrection Church was a remarkable church that helped everyone in Fexington get food, clothing, and water. The Jacobs family was extraordinarily grateful to attend a church that instilled in them a love of God and a love for helping others. Fexington was a much better community and place to live because of Resurrection Church’s graciousness. The Jacobs were a happy family who lived in a wonderful and amazing home full of love, hope, and each other and their relationships together formed an incredible and amazing bond full of life, love, and joy. Resurrection Church was a wonderful and amazing place that helped people gain faith in God and cleanse out dirty evil from their souls and spirits. Resurrection Church helped Rose and Violet grow together spiritually and mentally. They loved each other’s company a lot and their parents loved them and each other, too. Resurrection Church and the Jacobs family loved each other and helped each other a lot. Fexington was a beautiful and amazing place to live.

At home, the Jacobs family talked to each other about how much they loved each other and how precious they viewed life. They loved each other and thought of each other as being wonderful pieces of the puzzle that constituted their family. They loved each other and thought of each other as being lovely and wonderful. Church was so important, fun, and vital to their everyday living.