My citrus have started the party out doors. Nagami kumquat in very bad shape but I believe it will live.. It is marked with the flying baseball cap. the crown marks my sweet lee tangerine tree. It was on its death bed then and is doing very well since planting there. The large tree below is my seed grown meiwa kumquat tree. In the process of moving it in and out I dropped it once and forgot to put in the spacer and burned the trunk with the light bulb. It has lost 1/3 of its leaves and shows no sign s of growth the smaller tree is a seed grown nagami kumquat. It is doing very well. 3 happy sweet lee tangerine trees from seed in bottomless gallon food tins. I had placed 3 sweetlee trees and a nagami kumquat tree in the community garden. Squirrels dug 3 sweetlee trees and the nagami up, one was replantable but died. the seed grown nagami was in critical damaged and was moved on to the roof as seen in the flying baseball cap. All four trees were very un happy not because the were grown from seed Here is a link that might be useful: http://s1094.photobucket.com/user/wreristhechimney/slideshow/Seed%20grown%20Meiwa%20kumquat%20tree

This one I took on the 10th of November. It's probably the same Rufous that's still here. Two freezes in the high 20's here so far. Sometimes he answers when I call him, other times I see him or just hear his chatter. This post was edited by linda_tx8 on Fri, Nov 29, 13 at 22:54

Looking for pictures of white granite? I'm your girl! We have Andromeda White in our kitchen, and love it even more now than when we put it in 4 years ago. The stuff is bulllet proof nothing stains it at all...not even marachino cherry juice that's dried on overnight. My kitchen island's AW This year when we were ready to get granite for our three new bathrooms, we couldn't find any more Andromeda White locally and I was 8+ months pregnant so I wasn't up to trekking around. Instead, we located a very white slab of Bianco Romano and used that. Our guest bath has it on a white vanity, in the kids bath it's on a black vanity, and in our master it's on a cherry vanity. Guest bath: (looks darker in this pic than in real life) Kids bath Master bath (most color-true picture) Be sure to check out the white granite thread linked below if you haven't already. It's all kitchens but it's eye-candy never the less. Here is a link that might be useful: White granite thread from kitchens

Sorry for the delay replying. I'm the OP but have been out of town. wi-sailorgirl, thanks for the link but as I noted in my original post, I had looked at google images already and got mixed messages from the pics - some looked like the washlets had no electric wires/water tubes at all, while others had very visible wires. I thought maybe there were ways to install it to hide the unsightly wires, that's why I wanted to see the pics of members' washlets b/c they aren't "staged" like in some of the google images from toto and plumbing supply stores. Yesterday, I finally got a straight answer from a plumbing guy, who said, "The wires show, unless you are lucky enough to have your toilet in a corner." Well, we do have our toilet in a corner, but the wrong one! :-( It appears that ALL washlets have the wires coming out from the right side (if you are sitting on the washlet, by your right hip), but that means you'll see the wires first in our bathroom. We can't move it, so trying to decide if it is worth the annoyance to see the wires all the time. I think it would really bother me for some reason. If Toto made a model that had the wires on the left, they'd be totally hidden against the wall. Anyone else in this situation?