I have my photos stored on Picasa web album, and here's how I upload my photos from Picasa to GW. 1 - I check that my albums are shared with "Limited, anyone with the link", if they're not Public; 2 - I open the photo that I want to upload; 3 - I look on the right side of the photo to locate "Link to this photo" and click on that; 4 - I high-light the codes in the box under "Embed image", then copy the codes; 5 - I return to my post on GW and paste the copied codes. I always got my photos appeared in my post on here. Hope that helps. By the way, I'd like to share photo of my two bulbs recently received from Royal colors. Xuan

As an after thought, if you think the flow from the faucet is too slow, there is a fix. If you remove the spray head, there is a restrictor that can be removed or modified. It has three tiny, tiny holes that reduce the water flow. I enlarged two of them a bit with a twist drill so water comes out faster. (I hate waiting for the sink or pot to fill when I could be wasting my time on other things.) Two cautions: If you remove the spray head either have a helper hold on to the hose or what I did was gently jam a wooden spatula handle in the spout to keep the hose from dropping down the spout into the cabinet. Also cover the drain so the restrictor doesn't fall down into it. The restrictor is a small plastic insert about the size of a dime.

Sooz, Gorilla glue is hard to control because it expands I would never use that on something that wants to fit tightly. My husband tried to use it to glue part of a porcelain china sink and it made a mess because it expanded. Yeah I’ll crack lose called something like East 6000 and I’ll send you a link. I would find this more of a possibility. You can read about it. Think twice, glue once ;-) https://craft-art.com/e6000-glue-review-and-guide/

Here are 3 of several responsibilities of a General Contractor: Organizing and managing the jobsite. Hiring subcontractors and managing their quality. Contracting suppliers and vendors. "so I went ahead and hired a guy to install the vinyl planks." Why?"