Dana - I have swollen buds also on MM. I was worried cuz the roots were so short. The other Peaces have some some big swollen buds also. I have about 40 roses arriving next month plus some other perennials. I'm planting a hillside so DH doesn't have to mow there. I'm lucky; have 2.5 acres...lots of room. I am getting Country Dancer also along with some other great Bucks. Yesterday was great outside - 69 degrees!; cut down all my clematis and cleaned out some hydrangea beds. Now talking snow again tonight and tomorrow. What a tease! Also forgot ...have lots of clematis to offer also. They can be white or purple..they spring up all over the place. -t

I used two recessed halogens in the shower/tub area. They are 4" cans that i bought from usalight. The cans are new construction type and IC rated. (The crystals are my own fancy)... The bulbs i used are PAR20 50W although 35W would be fine too. I tried CFLs but they made the marble look green! I dont know how many CFLs I have bought but the colors just dont look elegant ( and I have replaced at least 50% of our home with CFLs). I think two lights would be sufficient in your space. You can get 3" and even 2" recessed lights from the source mentioned above. Here are some photos

A Clockwork Orange -- now there's a movie that is a favorite of many I have known. But the book brought tears to my eyes just reading the violent parts; don't think I could stomach watching it (or should I say viddying it?). Same with Passion of Christ: too graphic for this Catholic! Think I'll stick with the book ;) The Battleship Potemkin is a movie I frequently see homages to and feel I ought to see. The original Ben Hur is one I'd love to see. A documentary on movies I saw years ago showed side by side comparisons of the chariot race from the 1925 version and the 1959 version. William Wyler, who directed the 1959 version, felt the scene in the 1925 version was so perfectly done that he recreated it as an homage to the original -- same camera angles, same props, etc.

Glad to see others find him enjoyable cawaps, it’s amazing how nimble he is and how quick his turnaround, especially considering he’s doing everything by himself. Maddie, the GOP dropout is a hoot. Annie, wicked s right! dlm, he’s kept me sane too, along with Colbert and others. Lake, I need to try Trae Crowder. Something to look forward to. My3dogs, yes, I like that one too!