What great MD Presents First to spend that time with your wonderful son! Then for him teach you a skill he has mastered. The fact your bold creative self wasn't afraid to try! BRAVO!! toomuchglass AKA theweldingwench now and forever. REMEMBER that is welding Wench not Welding Junkie! Right after I first learned I couldn't get enough. I stayed in the shed cutting and welding so long There were days I saw no one even the DH. I love the welding and hopefully some day we will have our own plasma torches. I use oxi-acetylene torch to cut and a little mig to weld. I can hardly wait to see your first creation!!!!! CT

Elizabeth elaine is a nice plant, it puts out a decent amount of blooms, and multiplys well. I wouldn't call it a spectacular plant, but im going to keep her! Ive got my eye on that Susan weber, siloam Wyatt Lefever, and Pink embrace. Im going through a gota have pink stage, can you tell? Well alot of the ones I already have are purple or Lavender, so pink will match! -Jessica

To continue : Yep, that's beadboard on the soffit. A wastepipe runs there, so we just made it pretty. The wood floors in the dining room existed, and the wood floor guy was amazing to watch as he toothed in the one on the kitchen. He made it look easy. We had help with the general overall design of the kitchen, but I changed a LOT and did it before the wall came down. If I had one piece of advice to give on a project like this, it would be to plan, plan, plan it out and sit on it for a while. That way, any thoughts that pop up or ideas that you get will be free, and you won't have to stop progress. On the colors: my husband is the color guy. His feminine side shines through on this project. He came up with the brick idea and I shot it down immediately. I said that the white cabinets and bigger window would be all for naught with that cigar bar brick on the wall. Then he let me calm down on good long run and patiently explained why brick was going to be great. It is brand new thin brick and as soon as it went up I knew he was right (again, darn it). Neighbors that walk by our front window mention how cozy it looks from the outside. He also went with the light green, that I of course thought would be awful. And it looks wonderful. Forgot: Yes, that's a warming drawer, and I love it. My husband is a coach and the late dinners go right in there. Big crowds are no problem: just stick the veggies and side dishes or extra pizzas in and they are never too dried out. And there's a proof cycle! If I need the oven at the same time, bread dough goes in the warming drawer. I get the bread in the oven and swap it with a main dish for the w. drawer.

1) I had finally got a hair cut (^_^) 2) Machine knitted hats for charity (^_^) 3) Set up another 3-tiers book shelf and had organized all the knitting books that have been laying everywhere around the house (^_^) "To do" list for the next few days and weeks: 1) Routine back up the laptop 2) Clean the dining room to make room for knitting machines. 3) Clean out stored stuffs from the 3 bedrooms. I really need to do a garage sale. Sigh... I say this every year and haven't gotten to it.