Punk, I love my Moon Rock. LOL. My former neighbor could make all kinds of stuff. And funny about the Family sign, till you mentioned it, I hadn't noticed how it matched the moon. It was unfinished wood, from Dollar Tree last year. I stained it and then added glitter. (ooops, Jeanne, guess I have used glitter before! ;o) I've tripped over, but luckily not fallen YET, "kicked" her (accidently), etc. and she just lays there giving me this DUH look. Good thing I move slow these days or I'd probably break something tripping on her. What you see of my kitchen floor is basically all the wide it is! And she only lays there WHEN I'm cooking. Arrrggghhhh. She's a velcro cat, I can't even go to the bathroom alone. And she SNORES. Loudly!! So she's shut out of the bedroom at bedtime. I don't even know how she fits in back of that shelf behind the cable box, the space from it to the wall is only about 7 inches! I need to take a photo of her back there sometime. I watched her get out of there earlier, she stepped over the brown rabbit and squeezed between the moon and the Santa. (Glad he's really, really heavy!) Cats, LOL. hugs, K

That reminds me of myself when I'm trying to open one of those Tear here to open packages. I always have to end up using the scissors. That gave me a good laugh. Thanks. Sue

Wow! You guys are great! Lots of great names. After sharing your ideas with her, she was VERY taken with "pair-a-thighs lost". We took an informal poll with a few dozen truck drivers and most of them picked "she shedders." My favorite is still "jiggle belles" only because everyone knows of my decorations and I think the clever connection might give us a leg up in the contest. But anyway, she wants pair a thighs lost so that's what we are going with! Thanks hounds! I dont thinking have seen such a clever name in past contests. And thanks everyone! We will have winning names for years to come!

Hi Katie - firstly, Houzz has just done a strange thing where it’s forgotten that is Brits are Brits, so it’s chucking us into the US chat - that’s why you’re getting feedback from the states, I think. On your actual curtain pole, the easiest/cheapest solution is a rail, like the one you have, that can be bent to the degree you need. They are quite easy to fit, but might not be the look you want. At the other end of the price spectrum you can get a bespoke pole made. Most curtain makers will be able to make this and fit it. Poles can bend up to 90 degrees. But they are expensive.