A couldn't help but laugh when I read about Margaret Roach's "frog boys" in the Washington Post article this morning. She described hers as the size of Cornish hens! Must be cousins of our Jabba. I can SO RELATE to her "Garden State of Mind". She worked for Martha Stewart for 15 years (not me). She's 54 (me, too), gave up the corporate world (me, too), and is now spending all her time gardening and blogging (me, too). Her gardens are 20 years in the making, so I like to read/see what's she's doing at her farm. Here is a link that might be useful: She's in a Garden State of Mind

Here's a picture of the one we put in the kitchen in our last house. It wasn't easily adjustable as the braces screwed in - they weren't just pegs. I stored pots & pans, mixing bowls and a few pottery serving pieces on it, but it could have held much heavier things (small appliances) with no problems. I stored big cutting boards on the edges - there was just enough room between the turntable and the cabinet wall to prop a couple thin items up vertically. I also stored my splatter screen there. Here is a link that might be useful: KitchenCraft Super Susan 36

LOL ... the post that refuses to die. :-) When I took my glue on nails off after about seven years. My nails were so messed up I thought they would never look normal. Really, really wish I had taken photos though because the difference after using the Nail Magic Botanical Nail Strengthener with Horsetail, is amazing. The trick to getting your nails back in shape ... at least my approach is ... when I wash my hair I really use my nails to shampoo. As soon as I get out of the shower I clean under my nails real good with one side of a pair of tweezers because they are always nearby. No matter how short your nails are, this visually makes them look longer. After they dry, I apply a thin coat of Nail Magic Botanical Nail Strengthener with Horsetail and let it dry, followed by one more thin coat. The most important thing at this point is to coat the nail, the tip and under the tip no matter how short your nails are. This keeps the nail from getting ragged and snagging stuff. As soon as that happens, I start peeling my nails and everything is lost. I clean my nails the same way every morning and by day three, they already look longer. I add another thin coat of polish every 3-4 days concentrating on the tips each time. Hope this helps someone. Jodi-

Here is a pic with my Shaws sink and a Rohl bridge faucet. I just stuck them in so I could see how it looks as we just got the countertops installed and sorry the lighting is horrible as we only have lightbulbs in a couple cans in the kitchen during construction. The hole next to sprayer is instant hot/cold and the other holes are soap and air switch. This is a 36" sink to give you an idea on spacing. I love the look of the bridge and think it is worth it for the look it gives.