I was trying to do board layout after I made a schematic, but he's my issue. I need to and wire, like real solder-able wires. But I don't know how to. Please some help me add wire after routing my board?
Not sure exactly what you mean. But...
You can't add soldered wires to your board. It's a PCB design. All connections are going to be traces etched in to the PCB. You can, however, add things to which you could solder wires. Say, a single "hole".
If you have (or can download) the Sparkfun librares, I usually use their "connector" parts for such purpose. They're meant for soldering in headers, but work just fine for soldering wires too.
If this doesn't make enough sense.... Find a board online which has what you desire, download the Eagle file, look at it, and see how "they" did it.
Don't worry I did a little exploring within eagle, and I had to put a pad from the adafruit library and draw a tplace wire to that. I drew an actual bottom blue wire next too the pad. Or I could've soldered wires on the bottom of the board too.
Assuming you're doing a single sided board just put all your jumper wires on the "other" side of the board. Eagle will automatically create vias for you and those are your solder points for the wire.
in the adafruit library or sparkfun library
search header
lots of headers there 
Thanks for the help but I got it. I drew a hole 0.05 inch thick as "pad" and drew the wire under the the layer "bottom" and drew that blue wire to my ic or whatever. Then I drew the soon to be added wire solid core under the tplace layer so I'd know where to put it. Thanks a lot! I appreciate it.