Bob, left clicking didn't change anything. Right clicking didn't show me anything that looked like a lock or unlock option. Since it got moved by accident I don't think it's locked and I wish I could lock it so once it's fixed this won't happen again. Any other ideas? TIA Jann

Oak, I posted the other night and it disappeared, so I'll try again. I've had my 7 1/2' tree up for 4 years and I still love it. It is in the livingroom and that is my favorite room. In the early morning hours when I wake up and can't go back to sleep and don't want to disturb DH I will go in and just sit and enjoy the lights and ornaments. I took some pictures to show you, but I didn't like any of them enough to post. It is so much prettier IRL than my pictures. It has colored lights on it. It is decorated in mostly blue, white, and silver except for some of the approx. 50-60 birds on it. If I ever take it down I will add more lights and maybe some white ones to brighten it up a little. It came prelit and doesn't have quite enough to satisfy me. I like LOTS and LOTS of lights. Other than that, it is perfect. My family teased me a lot at first, but they finally accepted it. I guess the neighbors across the road and the people driving up the road have gotten used to the crazy lady who lives up on the hill with the Christmas tree lit up in the window at odd times during the year!! Keep your tree up as long as you are enjoying it. Life is short. Grab the enjoyment while you can. Betty

Wow Jane, I am tired just reading about what all you did! Sounds like a wonderful time and lots of work and effort on your part. What a large group to entertain! So nice that your DH helps you with the decorating. Mine does not help with the inside at all. I carry everything up from the basement including the trees, all the boxes, ladders, etc. The only thing he does outside is put a blow mold Santa on our mailbox, although this year, he did run an extension cord from the backyard for some of the lights as they kept tripping the breaker this year! Again, getting everything down out of the rafters, off of the shelves, and put up is up to me! Sorry, I just needed to vent a little. I get a bit envious when I hear of other DH's that help with decorating. Anyway, looking forward to your pix. TFS, Candy

Hi, here's an "old" photo of Adobe in our small, guest BR -- before it was finished. (I haven't been on the forum for a long time but have been wanting to post a few completed projects, one of which is a headboard and pillows for this bed. Maybe over this holiday break.) Adobe is such a soothing color. When I first read your post I was concerned at the color choices then I read on realized you're the one with the Moutarde and Pumpkin and you know what you're doing. :) Your dining room is one of my all-time favorites. Interestingly and if I recall correctly, Demifloyd has sort of a reverse color situation as your two current choices. She has Adobe in master BR and soft blue drapes. Adobe for a transition from the outdoors into a home seems dark to me, but it sounds like it would work if you have a good amount of light and your other EK colors are in adjoining rooms. Was Camel or another color along those lines too light for your foyer choice? A few quick thoughts...Have you considered playing up the architectural feature of your BR ceiling by doing something different, and I could see accessorizing your BR with a range of nature's neutrals, starting with ivory and going darker, to harmonize with all the blue.