I got the second one from Penneys but the part where it is plaid is stiped they were out of the plaid...I also got the skit it is not long at all but makes me feel better to have the skirt on my legs LOL.....DH said as we are taveling home we will stop and look at Penneys and see if I can find the plaid top also as I really love this bathing suit and feel very comfortable in it...Stacy

At the end, it appears ... ... that one could just go in one's birthday suit ... ... and avoid the expense/inconvenience/frustration/unsightliness of the suit. One can find beaches where sensible people have arranged such, I hear. o j

I was a teenager when the high cut legs came into style. The church youth leaders wouldn't let us wear them at group functions (understandably!). We played HAVIC trying to find soemthing that didn't have the high cut and were in small sizes. Now I don't even bother looking at the suits- heck, until this year I didn't even own shorts- my legs are glow-in-the-dark white!

The top of the stairs is west/left/by the upstairs master bedroom. Flipping the stair direction is not worth it, as it really doesn't work downstairs. "However... I would not go through the effort and expense of building a home without an en-suite bath where I intended to have the master for the foreseeable future." - so much this. I'm really questioning this part of the project because of this issue. DH thinks I'm nuts, and doesn't care at all about en-suite baths. He thinks its crazy to try and make it work, and that losing closet or loft space to have an en-suite bath is not worth the trade-off. I admit, making an en-suite is proving to require some convoluted layouts, all of which require sacrificing usable space for circulation space.