...I mean the "eggless/cat-less" plants. After posting this, in my urgency to get the cats into some "home," I found a link to a "raising MBs" site, and put them in a tupperware container with a wet paper towel. They seemed to have settled down (when I found them, and took the leaf off, they were all wriggly). So they're on my kitchen table at the moment, and I took some of the plants out of the pile and put them in vases. I don't know how long the MW will last in a vase; hopefully long enough for this project. There are probably 100 or more cats on this leaf. After I found them, and stopped ripping out the MW, I don't know if there's enough for all these cats. I'll probably end up taking them all over the neighborhood trying to find a new stand of MW for them to do their thing on. I don't own a fish-tank or anything to raise them completely. They'll have to go back outside. I feel like a louse.

Susan...now you know a pizza box just isn't gonna work...cause first you'll be thinkin whimsical...then about 2am one morning...you'll wake up and whimsical turns it to "IM HUNGRY FOR PIZZA"...LOL My son just had a car hood delivered to our house...the box was huge...about 5 feet long by 3 feet high...needless to say I went out there with a box cutter cause the cardboard was perfect for framing pictures...It would be perfect to sandwich your paper in between... I'd try Home Depot or Loews or Walmart early in the morning...you'll find your box for a perfect fit!!

Depending on the model # of your tandem, the cost may be as nominal as $5.46 - $7.21 per set (yep, two) including triggers. Shipping is extra. They're easy to attach but one tip is when fitting them on bottom drawers it's best to unscrew the tandem slide first. Attach the blumotions and then screw the tandems back on to the frame. Here is a link that might be useful: Blumotion for tandem drawers

Hmmm, let's check that out. Can you post a photo of your whole house? We could try some mock ups to see how it all looks. Think of this: lots of people paint their doors bright colors to make them pop. Their door color doesn't match anything else, yet people have no qualms about that. So maybe a wood door wouldn't look off with a white garage door. And here in colonial country, I can think of many homes with wood doors and white garages.