How about some more costume jewelry ... Some pins I've collected over the years .. The horse has Sterling on the back of it. The goldtone one very top right is a Monet? The cattails to the left says "Tenn Silver, B9, E.F." on the back. The one with the orange stone seems very tarnished and I think it says "Made in Gr. Britain" on the back. The straight bar one has S&S on the back? The goldish "s" says "KOP - Stockholm" on the back The "earth" pin has something like @JJ on the back. Same with the Star stick pin. The gold leopard has MMA 1985 on the back. The little black, white and gold cat says "Shambala", somehting Beech? on the back. The colored flowers are newer ... I forget the maker though. I think the one older flower is ivory, how do I tell?

If you were to open up the drywall and redo the piping, set it up so that the faucet would come through a mirror, and then it doesn't look quite so odd. What got me thinking about this is a picture from the following thread. You'll see what I mean with reference to your faucet, but for anyone checking this out, keep in mind, this was all DIY, including making his own vanity ans sink: Here is a link that might be useful: DIY Wetroom

AM and PM derive from the Latin "Ante Meridionem" and "Post Meridionem", meaning "before the meridian (middle point)" and "after the meridian" respectively. The meridian was noon, the middle of the day, also known as midday. So 12 noon is the beginning of the Post Meridionem phase of the day, and is PM. 12 midnight is the beginning of the Ante Meridionem part of the day, and is AM. Of course, the whole issue could be avoided by using the 24 hour clock, thus 12 is noon and 24 is midnight :-)

I don't think it will make any difference. If you have decent water pressure in your house, 1/2" should be entirely sufficient. I have two heads in my master bath shower that are each 1/2" and are teed off of a single 1/2" feed" pipe: there are no problems with adequate flow.