Now you're talking sister! I'm getting a Lee Valley gift certificate in the post from a dear friend next week. Hubby got certificates for L.V. at xmas and his b-day. We're planning a trip down there in a few weeks. Yes I have the garden catalog too and I'm eyeballing stuff now for the spring. He's getting stuff to build his dream workshop bench and I think I may invest in some decent hand tools for the garden. I should be a product tester since I really put those babies through the garden mill each year. Yardworks - toasted, Canadian Tire brand - toasted, Sears - toasted. Sure they make hard tools but I find the weakest point is the handles. If the tools are not made out of one solid metal piece I usually kill the handles over time. I got a new garden spade and garden fork last year from L.V. Yes I have even snapped garden fork tongs digging out tree roots and rocks. You want to talk about vibration through your funny bones try breaking one of those - it even rattled my teeth. Hubby heard the crack from an open window that day. Yup I'm your girl for testing stuff in the garden. Lee Valley - better than any box of chocolates or flowers hands down. Well at least for me. Already have my seeds out and garden trays to start seed planting with all the dirt I got. The gift that keeps on giving with excitement as my little babies start to grow. Ya had to mention the L word, eh? Hope you enjoyed your Valentine's Day too!

" Aaawwwww! Or should I say, "Heeee Awwwwwww! " Hehehehe How did you decide on the name Cassie? I thought the name was going to *moon* in it because she was born during a full moon

I like the Jamesboro too. Here it is with Waterbury cream instead of the Powell. And here's a few other names that were tossed around Providence Olive/Waterbury Cream Old Salem Gray/Waterbury Cream Old Salem Gray/Shelburne Buff I can't stress enough though that you really MUST do samples on the walls because the virtuals are not usually accurate plus your lighting makes such a difference. Just looking at my fandeck, I'm worried that Jamesboro is too dark. From the chips, I like the Northampton Putty and Old Salem Gray the best. Both have lots of olive undertones.

Nice Im sure you'll be able to get the windows out without much trouble. I can't say I know from experience but I think you'll be able to handle it!!! I've seen a lot of windows removed and it didn't seem that hard.