Fertilization will depend a lot of whether you are growing Indoors or out. Outside during the growing season I usually use about a half mix of the recommended dose with an all-purpose fertilizer every 4 watering or so... If I remember to do so, that is. I have grown Sanseveria in a number of places and atm I have three doing well in a not too well lit southish window In my bedroom. Honestly, these really only seem to need watering maybe once a month. They look nicer with more neglect for some reason. The aloe you should judge based on how the leaves look and feel. A happy aloe will be plump and green, with its leaves standing up or out. Floppiness, turning red or yellow can be a sign of underwatering or too much light. Turning brown can be overwatering, frost or sun burn and should he approached with caution. Both can and will grow back from healthy roots in case of a freeze.

Well the solid financing buyer came up 7k which puts us 2k over list price. We are going to sign the offer this afternoon. We are thrilled really. In this market, we know we did very well. One weekend of open houses and multiple offers, could be 2005 here except the lower prices. Sparksals, I love the frank reply. You're not misunderstanding, it's the irrational side of my brain that got stuck on the number of the old comp. The rational side of my brain knows we fared very well in this cooling market, I'm thrilled the buyer was willing to come up to list not to mention over a little. I really wanted her to get the house too, she clearly loves it which matters to me for some reason. I guess b/c it's my first house and we did everything we could with it with the limited resources we had. Now it's back to renting for us. Jess N.

Good question for M Miller or Patricia Colwell Consulting "Is it possible or preferable to install the track before finishing the ceiling in new construction or does the window contract install this into the drywall? " Seems like before finishing is logical, but I don't know for sure.

Could say the same thing about side lites that are much more common. For me it depends on the floor plan - I agree I hate it if a guest comes up to ring your doorbell, but they're standing there staring at you as your sit on your couch watching TV before they hit the button. If you have a private foyer or the door doesn't face into your public room, I don't see glass as an issue. Decorative leaded glass (privacy), shear curtains work, or there's inexpensive stick-on film that can be tint or a leaded glass look. I think security is a non-issue. If I wanted to break into a home, #1 look for unlocked door or open garage door, #2 a sliding patio door is easiest to pry, otherwise I'm going through a window in the back yard. Nobody is going to bust out your front door IMO