The liner was pulled out and the PB's lone worker began the task of hitting the rip rap with a pick axe. Mistake number 1, because we are changing the level of the swimming pool and turning it into a 52" water line all the way across, the PB instructed the worker to shovel the rip rap (just dirt and slight sprinkling of cement powder)into the deep end. Then the sand from the shallow end was raked and shoveled down to the deep end on top of the chunks of riprap.

I can't believe I've not seen you. You must be on one of the upper decks and I'm stuck down here in the engine room, but, we are definately in the SAME boat. I had to re-make my drawer boxes to get full extension glides. My kitchen is also the one I grew up in, home built early 70's, and re-done once late 80's. Bought the house several years ago, and been DIY remodel ever since trying to get moved in. Makes one wonder if the walls were ever plumb and floors were ever level? (or if houses actually settle THAT much) LOL. Seems the deeper you dig, the more problems you find. Yours is looking good though! Great additions/modifications. Keep up the good work!

Testing from the PC... Nope, it won't work from this PC. There must be some setting that needs to be changed. This is a fairly new HP all-in-one computer (we've had it maybe a year), and I have to say I am so disappointed in it that I probably will never buy another HP computer. It has been super-slow from day one, I can't get iCloud to work on it, and now I find pictures won't upload on Houzz. Grrr..... Donna

Looks like you got it working. Beautiful plants