Last year from Christmas I decopodged this poem and made a bank for my daughter out of a mason jar. Painted the jar, decopodged the poem, used kitty rub on's and tied a ribbon with tiny bells around the rim of the jar. I also cut a slit for the money to be dropped in. It turned out sooo cute!! :) Hope this is the one you were needing! Gail Pennies from Heaven I found a penny today, just laying on the ground, but it's not a just a penny, This little coin I've found. Found pennies come from heaven, That's what my Mama told me, She said angels toss them down, Oh, how I loved that story. She said when an angel misses you, They toss a penny down, Sometimes just to cheer you up, Make a smile out of your frown. So don't pass by that penny, When you're feeling blue, It may be a penny from heaven, That an angel's tossed to you

Still searching for a TV console I saw one on nextag that was the right size etc. but wasn't sure if its cherry matched my cherry(coffee table, two end tables). Since there is so much variation in cherry I was contemplating just getting the console in black but the didn't have one. So then I click into JC Penny and lo and behold there is the same exact console (pulls and everthing) but they offer it in espresso. 1) Anyone know anything about Powell (I saw no tv consoles on their website) and how JC Penny would have the same thing? 2) JC Penny's picture of espresso may not be what I was looking for - it looked more like a thin black stain where you still see wood) and i wanted a flat black. So am I foiled again? Mary Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.jcpenney.com/jcp/Products.aspx?DeptID=0amp;CatID=034910&Grptyp=STY&ItemId=0e584eb&siteID

I want to thank you for your help. The tile has been successfully removed and currently being installed. What grout should be used? The issue was he used tec self mixing grout and it hardened too fast which is exactly what you said. What grout should be used?

I know that it's difficult to hear that your shower pan was not built correctly (when you just came to ask about the penny tile installation) - but I've been in your position. I noticed that the liner was flat on the floor (= no pre slope) and told my SO that it needed to be addressed before any other work was done (I was headed out of town for a week). Well, he didn't say anything (I guess because two of his law partners had used this guy a few times and gave him great reviews = he thought I must have been wrong I guess?) Work continued while I was out of town. Some changes were made - but not enough to "fix" the situation. In the end I decided to have it torn out and hired a new person to do the work. It sucks - you check references. You receive five bids - and hire the guy who had the second highest bid. It seems like you've done everything you should have - but someone still does a crappy job. If the floor isn't pitched properly the contractor has to fix it. Too bad for him if it wasn't done properly, not my problem. Well, unfortunately, it is your problem because it's your shower in your home. Please make someone do a flood test now. If it leaks or there are bird baths (low spots), I promise that the contractor won't just agree to fix it. He may not even be in business anymore (or may have closed his current LLC and simply started a new one - and your contract is with the old one). Having someone be legally responsible to fix something does not mean that the person will do so. It rarely does (and I'm speaking from experience - while I'm a corporate/commercial real estate attorney, I've helped many family members/friends with legal disputes like this - it doesn't even matter if you get a judgment in your favor - you still have to collect the $$ - the court doesn't do that for you).