Yes, if you find yourself not having enough withheld, then the payroll department of your employer does not have sufficient information to process their withholding accurately. When you hire on, you fill out a form for tax purposes. You are the one responsible to let them know how much they need to hold out. It can be affected by changes in your spouse's employment, changes in family size, second or third jobs you take on after hiring in. If you are getting divorced or married, you should check their information to see that they are correct. IOW there is a difference from how much they withold for single filing individually or jointly. As for the Uncle using your money and not paying you interest, lol, believe it or not, they prefer you NOT overpay. There are even penalties for people who use their witholding as a Christmas club account.

Kate - great photo and what a nice view that you have! Marcia - I agree...I think this is a new 'favorite' plant for me. It's beautiful once established and I won't have to spend the hot summer trimming it back (like I do with Skyvine!). I may look into getting some more Coral Honeysuckle also. Trinigemini: it sounds like you spend your garden time the same way that I do...oh, look at that new plant, butterfly, bloom...or whatever. It's very enjoyable and relaxing. Felix: I'm jealous of your bunny. There are no bunnies in my neighborhood. Possums and raccoons...but no bunnies. MizAdventure: I think you should be able to grow it up a brick column. Brick usually has enough texture for it to latch onto. Good luck with that. I have never heard of Pumpkin on a Stick...now I'm curious!

How precious! Love those cheeks.... I'll have a little one to smooch on come Monday. SharonG/Fl-IN-MI

Not sure what part of country u r in or what type of construction or housing. In SoCal where I have lived, airing out a house is nearly daily even on chilly days up in the mtns. In the northeast, essential to have some outside air circulation in summer because of humidity and heat , essential in winter because of stuffiness and dry air. So in both cases we have managed with recirculating internal vents. THERE IS NO QU that externally vented are faster and more effective. ALL are noisy. In condos and apts we have lived in, there are restrictions on external venting... Can't vent within "x" feet of someone window, for ex., so do be aware of local code, Lastly, the effort and cost are a consideration depending upon where the vent will penetrate to the outdoors. There are split units btw, where the actual motor and blower are mounted exterior or remotely from the actual hood and fan... This is to reduce interior noise. Most don't come this way and the split is more costly to buy and to install... AND if it is a high volume (CFM?) I can tell you that the split is not that much more quiet. Good luck. You never know who and when you might be swept off into the rain bowed horizon