I still feel like I'm behind, though. Probably mostly because I SERIOUSLY cut back on my container count this year. I might have 40-50 perennials out there, and another 24 maybe in other stuff. My usual count is somewhere between 200-400+ I want to do a sale, but iffy on whether or not to do it; people are finicky...I did "ok" last year, but ignorant people snubbed their noses at the small (but full) containers of seedlings (3.50 per jug with up to hundreds of seedlings in it). Ok, so what should I do then? Have my sale in July when everyone's nursery plants are starting to fail miserably? Should I charge 10x as much in July as I would have in May/June in the seedling stage and charge them 3.50 for ONE rud or ONE petunia? (rolleyes). I really don't WANT to babysit containers until July...it's bad enough that I might not get all of my OWN planted out by then, but to have to make SURE that containers don't die...well, mid-July I'm off on other ventures...and when they're MINE..."I'll get to it, or I won't" and either way works. My veggie patch is still under construction (I build borderless raised beds); my onions will be here any day now... I feel like having ordered my toms so late that even a week in April is a lot of wasted germination time. I have mosaic projects not started or finished that I've committed myself to (another forum)...I just feel like I'm not getting anything done and time's a wastin' Maybe I'm just usually "early" and have everything out by now and this "lateness" that I'm feeling really isn't at all.

Boys are doin like you said Stacy. Wearing me out!! I must be doing something to them too, Drew fell asleep on the supper table! Hunter caught a few winks mid afternoon til his brother just couldn't stand it any longer and jumped on the bed to wake him up! Course I am sure it has nothing to do with both being up before 7 am! They are EARLY birds.

I think the back just needs to be canted just enough and high enough so I can rest my head at least to right above my neck (which is not all that high for me). But that grey velvet chair would not do it because there are no arms. I spend most of the time in a hard chair but my arms are supported then by a table. I can't get comfortable with my arms unsupported.

I’m in the storage camp, but try to avoid “ junk room/ closet”. Think about ways this space could improve QOL in OTHER areas of your home. What things do you need/ use but less frequently, or maybe a category, but are crowding space elsewhere? Of course this depends on whether you have another garage, or attic, or what closets. I try to do as much point-of- use storage, or logical places, but also think what things I don’t mind going to my garage to get. Also attic, but I know I won’t ever just “ grab” something from attic. But some things need inside climate- control. Is this room well- ventilated/ heat/ cool or is it damp or musty? That makes a difference. Also I’m not clear on how this space relates to the rest of the house. Is it now part of a finished basement or walkout or a ground floor of adjacent living areas, or just by itself?