That's certainly a novel entrance sign :-) Kind of tacky, actually, but it does get one's attention. The lantern looks looks like it is ready to fall off. But good balancing job so far...

I empathize with your concern and frustration justme4know! If you chose to keep track of login and form fill history during installation and still have the LastPass extension installed, log back into it, open your LastPass vault, then click on the down arrow at the very top of your vault between the LastPass icon and your email address. Select History. Do you see any logins from strange IP addresses or any logins at strange times? Irrespective of the above results, I have no good news for you. The entries in question were absolutely generated using your login credentials, and those credentials are compromised. My opinion is based on the extensive scrutiny LastPass receives from independent security researchers and third party auditors. The LastPass code that controls hashing and encryption in the non-binary extensions has been viewable and testable by the public for the past 5 years. I'm certainly not saying that LastPass is 100% bullet proof and will remain so forever. I am saying that the most plausible explanation at this point is that someone has obtained your login credentials. I would strongly recommend using Better Half's computer to change all your passwords in the quickest time frame possible. You must use an extremely strong LastPass master password. I can point you to quality random string and random word generators if you wish. Please be sure to delete all vault entries that are not yours. If you notice any strange entries appearing after making these changes, you'll want to consider the possibly that your computer has been compromised. Locate a computer security expert(s) you trust and ask for advice on how to proceed.

LOL At bodica :) and gad those sofa's are all fabulous. Maybe I have to shop craigs list more often LOL (I don't even bother here because it's normally junk). Oceanna we'll have to do a Seattle lunch group...held at an antique store LOL to make it worth the trip. I love your description of the light fixture. It really was art glass in it's time :) A small part of me wants to move it to the dining room (where they have a very cheap victorian copy) and then put something else in the parlor. We'll see how that goes. I'm definately into the real thing when it comes to antiques. I grew up in Port Townsend where you're surrounded by the things and have always loved them. One reason we're thinking about refurnishing the house is because they have a lot of fakes and it's very obvious. I'm sure I will do some shopping locally and in Seattle, but the idea of the trip abroad also appeals because the selection is so good. Our antiques here are their garbage sale items in the UK LOL But we'll see. I know my mother is going to get tired of me dragging her through antique stores pretty quick heh heh

Haha, Dave! I teased one of my computer graphics instructors (they're all very edgy Brits in this school) that I would make a pudgy little bulb with spindly legs and arms. The wince on his artsy face was palpable when I mentioned (just to tease him, 'cos I knew he'd hate it. I think his ponytail drooped as well, at the mere thought...) the smiley face. No, in this Manhattan school they want EDGY. I am thinking that, in the course of my research, I have seen NO edgy logos for garden centers, only really corny traditional ones with maybe one exception. I'm not sure that people would cotton to an "edgy" garden center sign except maybe the rooftop gardeners of Manhattan. Hmmmm. They want simple, they want the letters of the name to form the graphic, they want the next swoosh of Nike or apple like Apple. I dunno, I think it would be confusing and off-putting to a garden center to be too "edgy" and enigmatic. What do you guys think? The homework assignment of designing a logo for an imaginary business is due next week, so I will definitely be working on it during my holiday vacation!