Before buying the F&P, see my post about the noise issue I had to solve. http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/appl/msg1000065218970.html If you buy F&P, be very careful when installing and moving it as the decorative stainless steel doors can dent very easily - they are paper thin. I got the model without ice or water dispenser for same reasons as mentioned above, but also I do not like drinking water that has been contained in plastic for health reasons. I did not like the french door design because it made little sense on such a small fridge and took up valuable space. I have to say the bottom freezer compartments are very nice and works well. I love the ice tray! The fridge takes some getting used to because it is less deep than a 30 inch - but we no longer come across the odd 4 week old mummified food item that got pushed waaaay back there! For extra space, we removed the wine rack, but left in all the shelves which means a reduced shelf height. The reduced shelf height means we have to repackage a few things for a better fit, but it works well after we got used to it. One more thing, I find the crispers are very good and hold a lot compared to our old fridge. My only real complaint had to do with the constant compressor noise, but thankfully I was able to resolve it.

Thanks so very much, all of you! I think I finally got into the "ballpark". Movie Maker was not in my programs, probably got bounced out in one of my infamous "crashs". BUT I did find it at MS and got it downloaded & installed, almost 3 hours. I'm on dial up! Ive got an icon on my machine now, so the next step, I think, will be to go into the programs Instruct &Help sections and start from there. You have all referred to Paint for various chores, this I have but have never used it. I've got a lot of learning to do before I tackle this project. Thanks again all, I really do appreciate your time and expertise! Pat

It's mostly my DH & I and we have our current 25 cu ft regularly crammed to the gills. We shop COSTCO a lot as we prefer the quality of their fresh fruits and vegetables. When we make our weekly visit, we end up with things out since their is no room left. We literally have to eat our way to more room. Rarely does anything go bad. In our new plan we found a spot to have a full size frig in a 30" deep area so it will give the appearance of counter depth. I wouldn't want to be going to another frig in another area, to reload the main frig. That use to work when all 4 kids were at home but now I want all my food close at hand. If you truly have enough room the majority of the time, you can always improvise for those exceptions a few times per year.

Here are some instrumental albums I have and enjoy. Kenny G - Faith Kenny G - Miracles - The Holiday Album Trans-Siberian Orchestra - Christmas Eve And Other Stories Bert Kaempfert - Christmas Wonderland Bryan Tey - Christmas Piano Charlie Brown Christmas - Vince Guaraldi Trio (a few vocals on here but mostly instrumentals, one of my favourite Christmas albums) David Lanz - Christmas Eve (piano) Fourplay - Snowbound (I love this one, it's jazzy) Liona Boyd - A Guitar For Christmas Manheim Steamroller - A Fresh Aire Christmas Mannheim Steamroller Christmas North Sound (this has sounds of nature combined with instrumental Christmas music, very soothing) Ottmar Liebert - Poets & Angels