As long as the low temperature at night doesn't fall below freezing, you can leave them out. Beware though, any new growth and that anemic garage growth will be killed by a freeze so bring them back in during freezing temps. If you have a garden wagon or two, place your potted roses on them for easier back and forth. Or, get a small greenhouse. Your roses should be fine if placed in an unheated greenhouse. I'll be pulling my overwintered cuttings out of the coldframe in two weeks. The tiny repotted plants will be placed on shelves and will do fine. Here is a link that might be useful: 10 x 12 greenhouse for $549.99

I tried the Mr. Clean magic eraser. It helped the tile a little, but not the grout. Next will be the straight bleach. I'll try to do it tomorrow with lots of fans in the windows because guess what? no exhaust fans :( The kitchen is getting there. We've used up about 4 Mr. Clean magic erasers in there on the cabinets. Seems to work better than most of the cleaning supplies like sprays and Lysol sanitizing and disinfecting wipes. Someone needs to buy stock in those considering all of them that we've gone through! I'm going ot try the TSP solution for the walls and I will probably go over the doors and door frames again with it (if it will not hurt them). Too bad I probably can't use it on the carpets. I believe the resin stuff--everything is sticky. Or was. We've taken down all the blinds and shoved them in the attic. It's amazing how filthy the windows were. My husband found a wasps nest inside the windows :( :( :( We are soooo focused on saving lots of money and moving to our Final Destination as we've begun to call it. Selling turned into a mini-nightmare and we're not eager to repeat the experience, so we're going to be rather picky with what we buy. We already have our neighborhood targeted =D Now time to search the cooking archives for advice on using our new convection microwave. I'm not cooking in that oven, don't care how clean I get it! Well, I say that now, but you guys know I will :) The hubby spent 3 hours scrubbing 2 racks. Too bad we couldn't just put them in some dewey grass-----HOA rules would prohibit it. Thank goodness for Dawn spray! Otherwise it might've taken 6 hours.

Sucking lemon drop candies helped me. Once you start the prep you will not be thinking about your mouth or stomach parts. I tolerated the liquid prep best by using a straw and cool, but not icy cold liquid. Position the straw in the back of your mouth, and you won't taste the stuff as much. I used two of the flavor packets: Orange and Pineapple. I sucked on a Lemon Drop candy in between doses. I got very weary with a divided prep on a secondary colonoscopy last November: Half of the liquid late afternoon and half starting at ten p.m. I was still "going" hours past my bedtime. I arranged for general sedation, not Versed. Costs a lot more, but I was not groggy afterward. (I've heard that most MD's avoid the Versed.)

I've tried bringing cheese back to my parents when I've been home on vacation and I don't recommend it. It'll go bad before you get back to the states. Remember that the flight will be about 8 hours plus all the waiting around in the airport.You will probably have to show up 3 hours before your flight for security reasons. However a good saucisson travels wonderfully and doesn't need to be refridgerated. In fact the drier and harder it gets the better it is!!! Have fun on your trip and if I don't go back home this summer let me know and we can hook up in Paris!!! :o)