Many thanks all for your thoughts. We opted to separate the wet and dry areas (or as dry as a small place can be; it will be wet area and damp area) so looking at your comments and options, we'll go with a curbless shower area, with a frameless sliding glass door for this. For the other which is just a shade broader @ 3'4 will try an open shower one. nycdevil you have a lovely shower space- the colours in our bathroom are very similar to yours. Is yours curbed or curbless? I so wanted a seating ledge but given the space, will make do with a Japanese bathing stool.

Good afternoon, y'all! I've been up and out since 9 this morning for our sorority. A friend and I drove over to Kemah/beach area to the Hilton where our sorority was having an Arts & Crafts day and board meetings. We just went to sell ESA aprons that one member made. We sold a lot of them, and we shopped a LOT! Every chapter had at least one table and sold handmade items from small bags of snacks to fruit cakes, quilts, painted items and lots of Christmas gift items. I bought decorated gift baskets to hold my homemade fudge for neighbor gifts this year, goodies to include in my WV friend's Christmas box, and soup mixes, jellies, pickles, and chili mixes to include in stockings. One chapter was selling paperback and hardcover mysteries, and I really stocked up there! Once I read everything, I'll donate the books for our community Expo in January where we (ESA) have a table and pass out literature about St. Jude hospital and try to earn $$$ to send to them. We sell the books for 50 cents each, and last year we were able to mail St. Jude a check for $33.50! Viki and I stopped on the way to the event at a Tuesday Morning store and had a blast mostly just lookingm too. Once I rest a bit, I have to fix my corn casserole to take for the covered-dish luncheon at church tomorrow. I love that stuff, but it's terribly fattening, so I'll just make a very small dish of it for us and the rest for tomorrow. Tikanis, I like how you emphasized 'considering'! Happy puttering to you! Raeanne, you get to attend some neat sounding parties. Things aren't quite that upscale around here, but that's alright. It is what it is, right? Suzanne, that video was a hoot! Thanks for posting it. Glad you finally spotted your fox! The dr. told hubby to continue eating red meat because his hemoglobin count has dropped some, so we're having grilled steak and baked sweet potato (me) and red potatoes (hubby) and salad for dinner. I'm already hungry as lunch at the event wasn't all that exciting or filling. Once he gets that grilled fired up, I'll be ready to eat! Wishing everyone a relaxing Saturday evening!

I grilled chicken til almost done. Threw it in a pan and into the oven. I made an orange sauce. When the guys get home, they can either eat just grilled chicken or orange grilled chicken. Also some brown rice and for me...hominy.

Patti, those are absolutely my biscuits that I posted a while back. I think it was SalGal who was terrified of making them. Believe me, they're foolproof! I have 3 bottles of oil there. The one that's turned around, on the left has my olive oil, the rectangular one in the middle has my veggie oil. The yellow and red one is currently empty, because I bought a new spout, and I have to find a little cap on it, so the dust doesn't get in. I'm thinking of putting Sunflower oil in it. I bought a bottle recently cause it was so cheap, and I think it's good for cooking at high temps.