Jean, there was a time I didn't like spiders either but I think Ed posted a photo of Skinwalker that stole my heart. Since then, I have grown to really love spiders and unusual forms.. Debra, I'm surprised you don't have "No More Tears" As for Summer Thunder, I didn't like it much the first couple of years but she has come into her own now and is a beauty. Nice and tall too!! Brittie, Winyah Eye is NOT photogenic. It is much prettier in real time. The eye on it is like velvet, very striking.. Christine, it's the first time she has polyed for me. I had to take a picture!!! Linda, I'm tickled pink that you like so many of them.. Ruth, ST is really showing off this year. Marg, you are my kind of people. Often I have trouble choosing a favorite. Avedon, I see you have Stop The Show in your choices. That is one nice daylily. Large bloom, not bothered by insect and dependable to boot. She increases well too. Not to frilly or ruffled, she opens well... Thanks for the comments folks...Ellie

wow,Love that LOVE SPILLS OVER.I think that was the name of it.Some times I have a problem reading the names.Need new glasses.That Lavender is so pretty.This batch was quite a mix..great photos, too. Jean

Thanks flowergirl. I'm not sure they are all keepers however. Rita, is it to cold there for the tree frogs? I don't know I just take a picture of this little fellow every day. When the bloom is spent, he goes to a fresh one close by. I also have an abundance of Praying Mantis this year! Val, the 5th one is an edge no eye. The last one is a surprise..I don't know the parents on that one. I think it a Lady Bear Bryant X Lake Norman Spider cross since it's with that bunch.. Debra, I meant to take a photo of the lavender spatulate today but got busy and forgot. The outer edge of the eye looked silvery today. I alway am happy with the G'ma's kids. The SOT is my favorite though as it has such a pretty edge in the afternoon that is rather white. I keep trying for a nice blue eyed one, hense the pal gar beau. dean, the eye on TR x TBE is almost blue. I'm working on it. The curly spider, is one of my VERY favorites. This is it's 2nd year.. Lisa, the Shores Of Time seedling is one of my favorites too and the last one has such a nice eye. I am going to try to find the parents of that one... Jean, #2 has such a nice pleated type edge, it's hard not to like it. I also like the edge no eyed one and Shores Of Time Kid is a keeper, I think.. Mantis, this is a first year for that one so I have no evaluation on it. For a first year though, to date it has bloomed several blooms. It has a good sized bloom but is a little on the short side. I'll wait and see. Unless I just hate them, I usually bloom them at least 2 years.. Linda,thanks..they aren't ALL that special but some are.. Marg, The SOT is my favorite of that form. The #3 one is one I am considering.. fancy that Christine. I noticed the Diamond Dusting on the cv today also. A lot of mine are dusted this year! I did post a photo of that uf before but believe it or not, this is a differnt picture. Since this is a first year, I am looking for changes in it. The outer edge of the eye actually looked silvery today!.. Flowergirl, it's most definitly a seedling. it's growing in my seedling tub or at least one of them It has a sib to but it wasn't worth a photo.. ngraham, also my favorites of that form. The Tree Frog was in Lucky Stiff yesterday. As the blooms die, it goes to another fresh one and these to cv's are together. Also about the same height. Tall!! Thank you all for your comments. Now I must look at a photo of Moonlight Orchid! LOL!!!!! Ellie

"Can I change a 3 bulb vanity light base so that the light is going up instead of down? If I can do it---how?" The light fixture should be removable from the wall. Depends on the style, it may connect as a whole to the junction box behind it, or it may connect to a mounting bracket that is installed on the wall. If you know the model, you can find installation instructions on the manufacturer's web pages. IF the light is attached to the junction box, remove the light, rotate it 180 degrees, then reinstall. There should be no need to mess with the wiring. If there's a mounting bracket, the bracket may have a "this side up", or it might not. If not, detach the light from the bracket, rotate it 180 degrees, the reattach to the bracket. IF the bracket does have a "this side up" then drop the light, detach the bracket, rotate and reinstall, then reinstall the light. Prior to doing any work, turn the light switch off, and turn the breaker to that room off as well. You can lighten the load by taking the shades and bulbs off the fixture before working on it. "...or do I need an electrician to do it? " After you read the manufacturer's info, if you feel uncomfortable with any of the steps, certainly call an electrician. Good luck!