Monique Jones started her Friday blissfully listening to the sounds of weed whackers and a lawnmower as crews clean up her neighbor’s abandoned home.
“I just said, ‘whew, lord thank you Jesus,’” Jones said. “I just can’t find the words to just really say what I want. I’m just really happy. I’m just happy and I’m just thankful. I’m thankful.”
In the Briar Creek Subdivision off Sam Houston neighbors shared pictures of a broken garage allowing a clear view inside.
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