Roger that. Thanks Mike. Looking forward to getting to know you. I ordered some Foliage Pro the other day. I think I am going to bite the bullet, build a mix, replant and try to start over. I can't figure out if I love these geopots or have serious issues with them. They do allow for great drainage but the moisture they hold may prove to be excessive for my indoor environment. Looking forward to speaking with you soon.

Terowan thats great . Similar here im a hockey fan and loading the sports along with other things useing Aol was crazy. I copied and pasted the sports site from Aol and have it in my bookmarks which is basically same thing as favorite places on Aol. No more waiting eons to load to read about my favorite sports teams. I do remember a time when AOL worked fine but it seems over long period of time it just started getting slower and slower even with all there constant updates to no avail. Ever notice on AOL it says "top speed on" bottom left corner of screen? Its crazy what top speed? The Misses computer has the I7 chip in it which basically has 4 processors but on AOL for most part it does same as my old machine it lags. Martin

This might be starting to sound like an old song, but is your Java, Shockwave Player and Flash Player current? I regularly ask this as it seems too often I have dealt with systems that users express browser concerns, and I find that sometimes this software is original or near original. The upgrade to the current versions is not always the answer, but it is extremely beneficial in the long run regardless. DA

Interesting. We recently moved from a 1931 house with original bathrooms. Which we never go around to renovating. They had American Standard cast iron bathtubs that were very comfortable. Angled correctly for your back, higher up so you can get a good soak, and the cast iron kept the water hot a good long time. But they were a bit gross just because the finish was so worn off. The one in the kids bathroom was even beginning to bloom rust to the surface. Our new home was built in the 1980s. The kids bath has a perfectly nice tub/shower combo. Would you believe that my (college age) DD commented on what a bad tub it is to take a bath in? The MBR has this humongous 6 foot soaking tub in cast acrylic that is actually too large to be comfortable soaking in for me, and I kid you not, takes over 20 minutes to fill with water high enough. MBR has a dormitory sized shower that is separate from huge tub. When we eventually remodel, we know we want a large and nice shower. But if I could afford a really nice bath tub, I would probably want one too. But only if I could find one as comfortable as the 1931 American Standard. Probably no way to use vintage, as those usually were set in place before the walls were up due to weight. Being a realist, I would expect to probably not have the tub. More important to have a nice shower that is safe to use as we age in place.