Why not grow smaller plants? These are some I am considering trying indoors next winter. All are supposed to be worth growing for taste. = 506 Dwarf Bush Early -- 18-24" plant; 8-12 oz. red; 62 days; determinate ripens within two weeks or so. Tomato Growers Supply. = Husky Cherry Red -- 4' plant; 1" red cherry; 65 days. Tomato Growers Supply. = New Big Dwarf -- 2-3' plant; medium-size dark pink beefsteak; 56-75 days. Tomato Growers Supply; Victory Seed Co. = Red Robin -- 12-24" plant; 1" red cherry; 55 days. Tomato Growers Supply, Totally Tomatoes, Rachel's. = Sophie's Choice -- 18-24" plant; 6+ oz. red with orange-red skin; 55 days. Southern Exposure Seed Exchange, TomatoFest, Landreth. = Siberian -- 4' plant; 2 oz. red plum; 58 days. Tomato Growers Supply, Seed Savers Exchange, Victory Seed Co. = Silvery Fir Tree -- 2' plant; 4-6 oz. red; 58-70 days. Tomato Growers Supply, Seed Savers Exchange, Baker Creek. = Tumbler -- for hanging baskets; 1 1/2". Totally Tomatoes, Thompson & Morgan. = Tumbling Tom -- 24" plant for hanging baskets; 1-2" red cherry; 45-75 days. Tomato Growers Supply, Thompson & Morgan, Harris Seeds, Totally Tomatoes. [I haven't ordered from Totally Tomatoes, TomatoFest, Landreth, or Rachel's, but AFAIK they are all okay.]

I only occasionally get a newspaper, and then only a weekly one, such as L.A. Weekly or The Argonaut, which is for my specific neighborhood: Westchester - Playa Del Rey - Venice - Marina Del Rey. I save them to use in my charcoal chimney starter, but I do not pick them up every week like I used to. I am not a news addict, although my sister and BIL think I should be. Fortunately they live 1500 miles away in another state. I never thought of using newspaper for a clothing pattern, and I have 36" wide tracing paper that I bought for that. For a more permanent pattern, I use white drafting paper, but it's a bit more expensive. I do most of my drafting on AutoCAD, and so I do not use drafting paper like I used to. All clothing patterns are drawn freehand, however. My brother still has a large drafting table, but he paints, and so that is different. I stored my drafting table in the garage and only get it out for parties when we need an extra table in the yard. Right now I am drowning in furniture designs that I have printed out, and I need to recycle a lot of those. I was sick a couple of weeks ago and did not feel up to sorting them, and they sort of piled up. Most of my paper clutter is from design work.

Paper Towels: On a vertical stand next to my sink. I like having them handy. It is an inexpensive one from Target. In the past, I had them hanging under the upper cabinets. After we remodeled, I needed a new solution. I didn't think the countertop one would be stable, but it is and I really like it. I enjoying being able to grab the whole roll and take it to another room if I need to. Wet dish towels: I have a Rev-a-shelf hanging rod thing on the inside of one of my cabinet doors under the sink. I only use it occasionally though. Usually I have a dishtowel folded in half laying/hanging right on the counter where I stand at the sink. I use it for drying my hands, fruit, dishes, etc. throughout the day. It dries quickly. I have a dish drainer on one side of my double sink, so anything I hand wash usually just dries in there. If I've entertained and have extra hand washing with more dishes on a towel on the counter, then those go on the racks under the sink until they dry. Sometimes if I have one that is really wet and yucky, I just throw it on the tile floor in my laundry room (closet). It is the only tile I have in the whole house (I like to take advantage of it.) :) Cutting boards: In a vertically divided cabinet in one of my lowers. Plastic bags: I donate them to a food bank, so I throw them in the trunk of my car until I see my friend who takes them for me. :)

Instead of the towel bar across from the toilet, you could put your train rack there--one with a bar or two under it. Do use a bar on the right side of the vanity instead of a ring. Rings rarely behave. How many guests do you think might be using the bathroom at once? You might not need the hooks.