Do you see images on other websites? Can you see photos at Photobucket.com (where the images on the post above are originating from)? You might need to change a setting on your web browser. Or you could also check with your Internet Service Provider and see if they are blocking images from Photobucket.com, etc. Hopefully someone else will provide some more helpful advice if the above doesn't work! Sherry

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Still carrying on with the rationalizations and god delusions. Can you tell me of a single time when your man made god and angels were actually documented as showing up for work and performing said miracles? Please give specific examples such as CBS, NBC, ABC, the New York Times - businesses that are trusted sources. Not going to happen. There are plenty of tricks to claim your man made god helped surgeons and other medical professionals save someone life. Truth is that these people are highly trained and no such mythical being ever set foot in the operating room whatsoever. If so, it would have been documented, and it would have been a first. Why didn't your man made gods and angels help the Haitians, the people of Chile, the Samoans, the Indonesians, the people of Thailand, or any number of other places including here in the US? Quite simply, your man made gods can't. They don't exist. Ignoring the truth and continuing your god delusion isn't healthy for you nor anyone else around you. It is detrimental to everyone. Now, go mow some grass. You'll enjoy it much better. Rusty: I hear you dude! How about some Rocky Top just to get things going?

Here's a comparison I thought was interesting, between Cantua 'Golden Inca', Vestia lycioides (aka V. foetida) and Correa baeuerlenii. I didn't have a photo of the Cantua, so I "borrowed" Annie's photo for comparison purposes. They do sell the plant as well as Vestia. I bought the Vestia at SF Botanical Garden (Strybing) and the Correa at UC Santa Cruz. The only one of the 3 that is from the Solanaceae family (and thus a close relative of Brugmansia) is Vestia, the one in the middle: Interestingly, there are no hummingbirds in Australia to pollinate the Correa (although they do have other nectar-eating birds). There are other green/yellow Correas whose shape is even more like a Vestia or Cantua. Ruth Ann, Fuchsia boliviana Alba is a great plant around here, especially in the cooler, nearly frost free areas such as San Francisco, where it grows into a small tree. One thing that's really nice about that is that the flowers in an inflorescence open successively over a period of months. Here's a photo of a plant that I grew a couple years ago, about 2 months after the first flowers opened. The inflorescence almost hit the ground before it was through. I have a F. boliviana Alba in a 1 gallon pot right now that hasn't yet opened any flowers and is only 1 inch above the ground. I guess I'll find a ledge to grow it on.

Actually, this one...and other sites like you mentioned... Now that I've been looking for floor tile, many of the tile websites have fabulous bathrooms (Walker Zanger, Ann Sacks, etc.). My M.O. is to find really high end bathrooms (or kitchens) that I like, right-click and copy the picture, and then do my best to find an affordable alternative for it. I have a folder in "My Pictures" on my computer for "Bathroom Reno" and "Kitchen Reno." I just save them to those folders and then go back at another time. Or, if it's a whole website that I just drool over, I save it on my favorites bar so I can go back to it. Just make sure that you go back to each picture and give it a name that allows you to go find it again. For example, "Cartwright Vanity--Restoration Hardware" Otherwise, you'll be kicking yourself (where was that light fixture from again???). Oh, and one other thing...use the search bar at the bottom of the page...search for "inspiration bathroom" and see what comes up. Good luck!! :) Sarah