I just signed up for Beestar and I'm so happy to see my son having some fun while learning online with the math exercises. The math exercises are free and they're the perfect supplement to his online learning through school right now while everyone is home. If we like it, there's a small fee to sign up for other subjects, so we may try those if this continues to go well. Take care everyone!

Neutral = gold(ish). Golden oak = yellow. Both of those colours are SUPER WARM. If you want COOL you need to get RID of yellow, orange and red. duraseal-quick-coat-stain-chart.jpg (1510×1762) (netdna-ssl.com) Have a look at the chart. Can you see green in any colours? Think 'celery' rather than emerald. Each colour has been applied to Red and White Oak (they sit side-by-each). Chestnut has green in it. Provincial also has some green but it turns warm on Red Oak (snick more gold tones). Coffee Brown Dark Walnut Antique Brown These all have green in them. Be VERY careful with Jacobean if you are looking for a 'soft' brown. Jacobean is FANTASTIC at turning the mineral streaks (the grain) DARK BROWN/Black. If you want a soft brown, the Jacobean is probably not what you want.

Painted entire house in Florida Cheviot and it very nice. if you really love BM Simply White like i do, Cheviot is a very close favorite i like BM SImply W for Kitchen Cabs because it is a tad brighter and creamier than Cheviot. these two are so very close and my home in Florida is beautiful looks beautiful with Cheviot on ceilings and walls. My home in Maine has Simply W on an outside enclosed porch and i love sitting in it as does my husband. for a guy, he always comments on the beauty of its paint color Simply W. he is a big fan of it since i started using it in another home on cabinets. we are currently remodeling a condo and decided on Simply W for the walls. love both you cant go wrong!

Sheila if you felt so inclined, maybe send a suggestion that an easy and quick way to label a photo photo for someone not very tech savvy is to just select "edit" and then use the little "T" to add a quick text box to the photo. If done soon after taking the photos, it would really help avoid the confusion of which rose is which in a jumble of photos, and avoid the potential loss of information that way concerning rare roses. It seems a shame to go through the trouble of preserving and propagating a rare rose just to be unsure of accurate photos of it... On an Android it looks like this: