fran, yes, the black boo is doing fine- still in tubs along our wall. We can see some branches through the back windows so it's nice. The ones we put in the ground: dulcis, vivax and zigzag are doing very well. The vivax, particularly, is spectacular. We got some culms this year that i could only handspan about 1/2-2/3 of the way around (so about 4" across), and they are 30 to 40' tall. It was amazing watching them grow!

Here are a few to check out. I think Janlynn does some Disney and I know that Stoney Creek has some Disney kits so check with them also. Mary http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120493420750&ih=002&category=34030&ssPageName=WDVW&rd=1 http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200402984973&rvr_id=&crlp=1_263602_263622&UA=WVI8&GUID=637adde81230a0437345da25fffc53a2&itemid=200402984973&ff4=263602_263622 Here look at item 3047 and 3095. http://prostitch.co.kr/beta/disney.html

Thank you, Frankie! I recently re-evaluated some of my kitchen drawers in order to store frequently used boxes of tea. I had stored them in a small pantry cabinet, but it was always inconvenient. I decided to use a small kitchen drawer that held spices when it occurred to me that my most frequently used spices are kept out on the side of the refrig in magnetic tins, and I seldom go into that spice drawer. But where to store them? Eventually I plan to try to corral them in a shoe-box size bin in the pantry, but currently do not have room...so I re-thought my utensil drawer for silverware. The mesh holder does not fit the drawer well, leaving spaces around it that collect things that don't belong there! And the configuration never worked well as the tray has only the few typical sections for forks, knives, spoons, etc. but I have more variety - cocktail forks, iced teaspoons, etc. I guess you gave me permission to think outside the box; after decluttering, I removed the tray and lined up all the silverware in like piles inside across the front of the drawer - one row holds it all, freeing up the rest of the drawer, a little over half. (the old holder took up the bulk of the drawer) I have fashioned a temporary divider until I find one that splits the drawer. The back half now easily houses those seldom used spices. I have enough silverware packed together that it pretty much doesn't move around. I'm going to try this out for a while, but I'm thrilled to have gotten rid of the junk-collecting set-up, and to have a drawer of my different varieties of tea that I use everyday!!! Thanks!!

If I remember correctly, I saw at my local scrapbook store (LSS) acid-free keeper pockets (like little sleeves you slide things into, I think) and do-it-yourself acid-free laminating sheets (like contact paper, I suppose) so you could enclose them either of those two ways to make them part of a layout. Call your LSS and I'm sure they could tell you what they sell and what they have to offer. I'm sure they could also tell you the cheapest way to do it if that's a concern- and when isn't it?! :) Good luck and happy scrappin'! -Sarah