Oh, before I forget...that photo monique is gorgeous! Your garden has always been a pleasure to look at anyway. :-) Ginny, I understand not enjoying the flowers, sort of, because often when you want to add a heuchera you are looking for something compact, low to the ground, moundy. When they flower it changes your planting sometimes in a way that doesn't fit. But I do enjoy those airy flowers and actually have found myself wishing some of mine flowered more. So I think I might like to have one that flowers a lot and just find a good fit for that. Thanks! pm2

Thanks Everyone I am currently using water from my dehumidifier but am almost out and it don't run in the winter. I have a water softner so I can't use that water and we don't have a tap before it goes thru the water softner. I have been also been taking a gallon jug to work everyday to bring home some un softened water, but I will be retiring very soon and have been looking for another source. I did save some rain water this fall and will try Irina's suggestion to use it on one of my plants. Thanks Again Cork

good to hear from you both! ((nora and DF)) no its not easy, and the firsts are really hard, does get easier as time goes on! Hope you have a good time with your family and travel safely!!! (((Breezy)) thanks for asking about us, it always seems like one or another is sick around here. the oldest DGD had walking pneumonia, DGS had souble ear infection, finished antibotic for that and now he has pneumonia in both lungs, still coughing but not running a fever now, so doing better. DH is still holding his own, although his lower back and hi/leg where he has the rod is giving him a lot of pain lately, so don't know if the cancer is rearing its ugly head more or not. He will have to mention it to the cancer dr when he's there on the 5th. he hates the thoughts of going back on any meds for the cancer, but we take it one day at a time!! our DD is in LPN classes, she's doing good in it, but having medical problems, still having gall bladder attacks, and now heart problems, they don't know if the GB is causing the heart to act up, or if its her heart itself. she had to wear a heart monitor for 24 hours, results were that she's having PVCs its not life threathening but can't live like that, the cardialigist said she is having to many at a time and she's feeling them with all the symptoms and thats not good. she goes the 5th of Dec for a stress test, if it comes back bad, she'll probably have to go to Erie for more testing. goes back to dr the 8th for those test results and has to have an echocardigram the 21st. so its always something around here. but i had my mammogram and physical and they come back OK, so thats good news, 3 1/2 yrs cancerfree! getting snow here and calling for more tomorrow. DSIL just got in off the roads, he's a truckdriver. hope everyone has a great Thanksgiving, we have much to be thankful for.DianePA

Thanks for all the feedback!!!! We have spent quite a bit of time discussing this - our contractor does not return until Tuesday (he will be tiling our other bathroom as well). We measured from inside the tub rather than from the tile floor outside the tub and the actual height is 74 inches , minuus 2" when under the fan. Even me, at 5'2", bang my fingers when I wash my armpits. I really don't know what he was thinking but we have decided to ask him to tear it out and make it higher. He lowered it to accommodate the fan venting - I would just as soon he move the fan out of the shower and bring the ceiling back up closer to where it was before we started this lovely project :) I will let you know what he says!