ngraham, I love that spider too and have a few nice seedlings. The first one is a blooming fool and this if ffo so I look for better. G'mas Smile makes pretty babies for sure!! it definitly is different Linda! Good substance too! Vickie, I'm thinking that it will get even better. She has a look of SOT.. Thanks Christine!! Thanks Debra, I can't think of the name of the forum name of Linda that sent me thos seed for the white uf.. it's a pretty thoug. thanks Kay. believe me when I say, I would like to have slept longer this morning. I'll sleep tonight though.. wren-song I have a yellow seedling that I plan to register ..In honor of my mother. I do have some good ones that may be worthy but will have to wait and see, Thank you casey, those seem to be a favorite o most! Hehehe!! Rita, that is one ugly daylily! She is a joke kind of so that's why I post her every year! LOL!! Sleep will come!! Thanks all!! Ellie

If you don't want to set up an account, you can use TinyPic (a Photobucket service). This is the easiest way I know - directions were posted by mightyanvil as follows: "RE: Exterior options. (Follow-Up #3) posted by: mightyanvil on 07.31.2006 at 10:05 am in Building a Home Forum To post a photo: go to http://tinypic.com (it's free and no sign up is required) select "browse" and go find your jpg, png, gif, or tif photo file and select it (it will be automatically downsized to 250K) select the "upload image" button copy the contents of the "HTML" window and paste it into the text part of your message. Now preview you message. If you can see the photo, submit the message If you are unsure of yourself try all of this first at the "test forum" which is linked at the bottom of the main forum page. You might have to play with the dimensions of the original photo to keep the downloaded version from being too large since that sometimes stretches the text of all messages to the right (possibly off the screen)" Claire Here is a link that might be useful: TinyPic site

just hit your back button in your browser to get back to your post and change the subject - I usually make up something funny (to see if anyone's paying attention) lol.

Thanks, I am excited about how it looks since I was so nervous it would be too much that I almost had them install it as an accent behind the bar area which meant it would have to be made into a long pattern. I really wanted my island slab in Before I decided about putting it behind my cooktop. 'twas not to be with the crazy timing of my workers; so I took a deep breath and said ,"go for it"! I'm now basically wiped out with all the decisions. I am really on my own with all of these decisions since my DH has abdicated any responsibility ( except for the all important money aspect). He gave me a good budget if it only covered the kitchen but somehow it needs to cover a face lift of most of the house, including ALL of the flooring. I hired a KD for 5 hours as a sounding board for my vision of my kitchen. she gave me a few sketches with no dimensions. Beyond that, she's been available by text.... Hoping we'll be finished with the kitchen next week. My DH has been awesome and uncomplaining throughout. I guess I am one lucky girl. It's been sort of a dream to finally try out all of these ideas floating around in my head for the past 12 years in a kitchen I never liked. Hope it turns out . A fun adventure that I am so enjoying sharing and learning from all the GWers here. Thanks! . Heres Another shot. The mullions above will have antiqued mirrors.... No wonder I have been afraid to post photos. There's a lot of "clowns in my kitchen" And i hate clowns! But I love beautiful things that appeal to my eye.