I am so glad you posted this... I for 1 always needed to be reminded.....Thanks, Red Dorothy

The winter one is good because people are placing orders and it's helpful to review what others post. Sherry, you did a good job of timing the one last year. You allowed time for comments before moving on to the next alphabet letter. Just racing through pages full of pretty faces is enjoyable, but I like the more measured pace that allows people to post their experiences or observations if they have any.........Maryl

Ken Fulk does very, very different things depending on a project..a sign of a very talented guy his book while gorgeously illustrated, was hard to bear though..very talented, and I love his passion but constant remarks on how many millions was this or that (and this or that wasn't always decor or design related), were a bit surprising for a book on design..there's a way to write about things. You don't always need literary translation on everything. It's irritating. This one-I don't know..doesn't catches me enough somehow. I wonder if depends on an angle of a shot too.

Why does it surprise you to hear tomatoes referred to as vegetables?? Outside of the classroom or a botany textbook, 99% of the population refers to them as such and that has been the accepted practice for years.....witness Albert's report re: the legalities of the terminology (now that was humorous!!). As it has been with all those other fruits we consider or eat as 'vegetables'. It is much the same concept as using common names for plants.........it is a completely acceptable (and accepted) colloquial usage.