I think Daltile and Emser let you purchase material anywhere with the option of picking up at a local "pick up" center. Several of the tile manufacturers have distributors that are classified as pick up centers. You can actually buy somehwere else and the pick up can be locally. This could have changed, but we have used this method quite a bit in the past. Of course tile is very heavy, so if you may want to have your installer or contractor pick the tile up for you.

Sephia I wanted something that reminded me of being on vacation. Even the small hotels seem to have those mirrors. I really hate this keyboard can't do punctuation . Deletes everything I type when I space grrrr. I was going to do a sage green except the colors lookedlooked so depressing

A few updates: I took the cable modem back to Spectrum, and they said, "did you activate it"; my answer was "no", so I have brought it back home, but haven't activated it yet (the old one seems to work fine). BUT another problem cropped up - my Wi-Fi started acting "flakey". Many of my Wi-Fi-connected devices quit working, including two thermostats and a BlueSound Wi-Fi-connected powered speaker connected to my NAD home audio system. I took to heart the suggestions of many of the people here and elsewhere that my router was too old, and I should get a new one. I purchased a recommended tp-link AX3000 and set it up. Of course, all my Wi-Fi-connected devices had to have their connectivity changed to the new router and password. They all now work fine, except for the speaker, which I can't get to connect. I have a ticket in to BlueSound on that device so I'm hoping for success (they are famously slow to respond). It does work when wired, but I have no Ethernet cable near where I want to place it. One problem with BluSound is their setup procedure. It's only done through a mobile device, in my case, an iPhone. The first step is to go to "settings/WiFi" on the iPhone and look for the desired device. Under settings there is "Wi-Fi" and "Networks". All my Wi-Fi devices show up under Networks, including two printers, my thermostats, etc. But, frequently, not the speaker. And the router shows up under Wi-Fi, not Networks. To Denis, what happens if you connect a wired network device directly to the modem and not go through the router?

At the ATT account website, my husband logged into our account and did a search and at their website, it says that you can keep it if the account is in good standing which there's no reason it wouldn't be. But my fear crept up when I google searched it and at their Community Forums, there are stories of people losing everything. I suppose they could have owed money or owed equipment but just didn't say that? I've started to go ahead and change email address at some of my accounts just to be safe since I have a couple other email addresses that I really don't use. This is proving to be a lot harder than I had expected with running into walls at some accounts. Now, Amazon is causing issues with the change email address in their settings, I'm finding it getting to a point in the process and then telling me my password is incorrect...UGH! So, I'm going to have to figure out how to get into contact with their customer service. It should be a simple process but I'm hitting that wall with it. UGH!