Besides that I just like to know the names of my hosta children, for practical reasons I like to know the names, as I keep a list of the ones I have so when I go garden center shopping or ordering, I don't buy something I already have. When you get over 300 hostas one tends to forget what one has. Also, if somebody likes one and wants to know the name so they can get one too, I can look at the label and tell them. Sandy

I assume you are keeping the shelving wood-toned. In that case I think the teal would be a better choice, as it will offer some interest. If the shelving is going to be painted white, the the more neutral sofa will offer some contrast and might be better. But I think the neutral sofa with the wood toned shelving is a bit blah. As long as the teal color is a color you like and will enjoy working with, I think that is what I would choose.

aok, you misunderstood. I can only get a book solely from each library's collection too, no loaning or access from one system to another. But I can get separate cards from many different libraries and so can get books from the Overdrive collections of each separately, using a different card for each. Which card used hardly matters if the same book is available from several, the connection and downloads are done over the internet. The question is - if you went to another area, another county in your state, can you get a card from the library there? lisa, I find books by going to the overdrive pages of the library. As an example, google "Denver Library Overdrive", click on the Google search result, and that takes you to the top page of Denver's Overdrive collection. Then click on the search field for that page, enter a keyword (an author, a word in the title, a subject or type of book) and you will see what's in the collection.

Sheesh, I don’t know the ins and outs of the financial end of OverDrive, but I suspect money may be the answer to your question. I have cards to 2 different libraries. Their offerings from OverDrive overlap but are not identical. From the OverDrive FAQs: OverDrive offers several different lending models for digital content. Titles available under the Simultaneous Use model can be borrowed simultaneously by an unlimited number of users. Many OverDrive titles are available under the One Copy/One User lending model. This means that if your digital library only has one copy of a title, then only one user can borrow that specific title at a time, just as if it were a physical book. The more copies you own, the more copies can be borrowed simultaneously. Some publishers offer other lending models that let you rent titles for a certain period of time or number of circulations, or pay only when titles circulate.