I've ordered from them many times over the last 20+ years. They are a great nursery for pecan trees. Prices have gone up quite a bit the last few years, but are still cheaper than the box stores, even with the shipping.

LOL...no, no, NO to fileting, Scott! ;D The bluegill is in the house in a 20L aquarium w/ an airstone. I have no filter for it but it's just him in there. I only have it half full b/c I couldn't carry it full. LOL I will probably get more water, bring it to house temp and finish filling it up tomorrow. So from your response, I SHOULD feed him, right? I didn't know if I should or not b/c it has been cold and he is just "warming up" after the week long cold snap. This might be a dumb question but would he be "happier" if I net another bluegill to hang out w/ him in there? Or is that just an invitation for filter issues (w/ no filter present). Thx!

Suzie, I think this may be what you are looking for. It's one of my favorites. Do NOT make this salad ahead of time. It does't do well at all. You can make everything ahead and not put the dressing on until the last minute if you want to. Nappa Cabbage Salad 1 Head Nappa Cabbage (remove stems or substitute 1 package of shredded cabbage.) 2 packages Ramen noodles (toss flavor package and break noodles into small pieces) 1 small chopped red onion 1 shaved carrot ½ cup slivered almonds ½ cup sunflower seeds or ¼ cup sesame seeds 1 package snow peas (frozen) ¾ stick butter Saute almonds, sunflower seeds and noodles in butter until golden brown. Cool and shred cabbage. Mix all ingredients and refrigerate while preparing dressing. Dressing ½ cup vegetable oil 1 cup sugar ½ cup white vinegar 2 teasp soy sauce Mix together in saucepan. Cook until sugar dissolves. Cool. Add to salad mix just before serving.

All the colors are in a very tight value range. My guess is the old roof color was darker than the new one, and that's contributing to your feeling like the new very middle of the road roof color was a mistake. All the elements on their own are perfectly lovely. The house is perfectly lovely. The landscaping is perfectly lovely. It's just it's all bleeding together, and nothing is defined. The brick stays. They roof stays. All you can do is experiment with lighter/darker trim color, door color and shutter color. It's going to be like going to the eye doctor. . . 'which is better a or b'. This post was edited by funcolors on Thu, Aug 29, 13 at 14:15