Here you go Bobby.. This is my go to blog for healthy. Check out the dairy free recipes and the baked goods recipes. I've made the chocolate coconut ice cream. Next up is the Pumpkin ice cream and the "mounds" bars. Here is a link that might be useful: The Nourishing Gourmet

What...my measurements are off? I believe that. :) These mockups are great! Thanks, Pevo & Geo! I've got to fiddle around with them a bit. Geokid, I was actually thinking of sticking the fridge there, hidden in plain sight, hanging over the end with something behind it (like the little wraparound cabinet that is there now). Pevo, that is not what I was thinking at all, so it's very good to see. So maybe it CAN be done! Interesting.... The kitchen location wasn't that weird when the house was built--there are about 1600 of the in this subdivision, all very similar, with kitchens in the front, including the house I just vacated (and redid the kitchen in). The living room and family room (assessor's terms) were divided by a wall where the odd peninsula is now and the "family" room probably served as a combo dining/family room. And of course there was a wall between the kitchen and living room. My last house did not have a little bumpout for the nook so I had no problem turning the whole room into kitchen (there was a dedicated dining room). I think I may have become spoiled! I've considered putting in an addition and putting the kitchen there. Once some walls are put in, the "family" room could be a combo dining/family room again and the current kitchen could get some walls back and be a...? That's the problem. I have to convince the spouse that the current kitchen space can serve as the room we were planning on putting in the addition. The kitchen would work better back there because there would be a good view of the backyard without requiring an obvious lack of walls.

I saw one once Call Your Mother, She Worries Thought it was cute, there are places online to order custom sayings. Or what is that home party one, Creative something or another. Here is a link to another, but I've never ordered there. Here is a link that might be useful: Wonderful Graffiti

It looks and sounds so nice in action! I think you have to do a little more rock placing to cover the most obvious parts of the liner along the edge of the stream. Then, can you add more dirt to the sides so you can actually plant something? Fake plants won't look very good. I'm thinking of plants like hosta and hakonechloa grass that will soften and cover the edges, and can drape over any pipes or liner that you can't get with rock. Hosta are very tough. Or if you can add at least an inch or two of dirt, you could plant a groundcover that doesn't need much depth to its roots like vinca. If you really don't think you can add enough dirt perhaps some low, natural-colored containers placed around the area would work. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GJEJCSW/ref=pd_lpo_sbs_dp_ss_3?pf_rd_p=1944687642&pf_rd_s=lpo-top-stripe-1&pf_rd_t=201&pf_rd_i=B005CK4OSM&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=1YNN1HFJXSAWCQE5MZ9V http://www.amazon.com/Fiskars-TerraBowl-Planter-Chocolate-20-54318/dp/B004J1F05Q/ref=pd_sim_86_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=00FB8F2X9R3MZ5K9Y8V0 http://www.amazon.com/Bloem-MB1517-60-Planter-17-Inch-Peppercorn/dp/B00GJEIHQ0/ref=pd_sim_86_4?ie=UTF8&refRID=163Y0P6JD7BZZKRGPP5X Also, I did a quick search and found this product, rock-textured liner cover, that might help for the trickier parts of the liner. http://rockonaroll.corecommerce.com/ good luck!