Jill, I know I've saved photos to my personal files that I shouldn't have "borrowed". But I make sure not to share these with anyone else and just have them for my personal pleasure. You can also make albums private (which most of my Kodak ones are). My Photobucket stuff however is all public. I am working on an Inspiration Album now for my Garden Junk forum, but I've told folks if they see one of their photos in there and don't want it in the album, to let me know and I'll remove it. In the beginning I was bad about saving things without note to myself on WHO or WHAT the pix originated from. I want to give credit where due on the two Inspiration albums tho. hugs, Karen

Here's one for fall-blooming wildflowers. Here is a link that might be useful: Field Guide to Fall Wildflowers of New England

One of my all time favorite websites. I love checking in periodically to see what's new. Thanks for the reminder!

Blue does not have to be blah or depressing, even with only indirect natural light like you describe. With the light wheat counters and the red oak floors, you have warmth that can support a cooler color. In fact, cooler may give better balance than a tan. I'm biased, because my walls are blue/green/gray. Palladian Blue is one of the samples I tried on the walls. I ended up with Quiet Moments (also BM). My DD 11 described it as "cozy" of all things... not a word I would have chosen, but definitely not blah or cold. The green tones give it warmth. It's a very welcoming color but beyond definition as blue or green or gray, which is what I love most about it. I'm not a wallpaper person (and you said you are removing wallpaper) but bmore's suggestions sound lovely as well. Blackcats' color combination sounds intriguing and bright ... I've seen the lavender and blue combination and loved it, never seen the yellow with it on walls like that.