Hello, I can do online photo albums for plants, I want just about everything plant wise, so if you have something to trade, email me, or send me an im on yahoo. I totally love succulants, (hens and chicks.. alot.. named ones... unusual)... I love house plants... anything cool... love the preg. onions..lol.. I love roses, but havent gotten the knack of the rooting thing yet, and love lots of trees, want jap. maples, and magnolias.. alot. need all kinds of bulbs, expecially iris's lilies, daylilies, and elephant ears. anything that will be colorful, and easy in a shady tropical lookin area.. but cold hardy. if not cold hardy... would need instrucions on what I need to do so that they can come inside. I am a new gardener, so... anything is great. I also have two ponds, no plants in them, and am fixen to put in a couple more ponds. I can design the photo album to your taste, and then its all yours, also you would be responsible for any hosting fees, but there are alot of free website areas out there and we can figure something out. Thanks Tammy yahoo im- tdmaffair yahoo email- tdmaffair@yahoo.com

YAY! Thanks guys! I just love looking at pictures. Hopefully someday mine will be half as pretty! I love the shots taken from further back, where you can see the whole plant, not just one bloom. Flowerfan, some of yours are huge! Is that just one clematis? How old are they? Buyorsell, I didn't know that Asao sometimes double bloomed like that? Or were my eyes playing tricks on me? Your homemade trellis are gorgeous. That "wall of blooms" pic was so beautiful! I can't wait for blooms. (Miguel will tease me for my impatience, but I can't help it!)

Kieffers_Guy, thanks. It was a custom built home and we used the contactors cabinet makers. They did a good job, even carrying the cabinets to a built in hutch in the breakfast area and a built in entertainment center in the family room. mmhmmgood, we like both appliances. As for the double oven, we bought an additional roll out rack for the lower level. The oven is the upper convection model. We have not used the self clean function and don't plan on using it. All self cleaning is nothing more than a super hot cycle and heat like that is not good for electronic components. I find the inside is easy to clean since there are no exposed elements. Soap, water and a little BKF seems to work fine when needed. The MW is great. It is all stainless inside. You will see where some people complain that it is noisy and has a cool down cycle. If you heat something for more than 4 minutes in it, it will continue to "run" for a few minutes in a cool down cycle. It is basically the same noise level as if it were running. In an open kitchen "great room" environment like ours it is a non issue. I suspect the people who find it most offensive are those with an enclosed kitchen or one where the MW is near the eating/living areas. People who see it at first think it is some sort of small oven and not a microwave, since it basically looks identical to the double oven.

Mar: You funny thing, you! You don't need tactics with lil' ol' me. :o) To download fonts, this is what I do (BTW, I kind of fumbled through it myself so I hope this makes sense). First of all, I went to the winzip homepage and downloaded the free trial version of winzip. Then I visited some font sites. Here are some I recommend: Font Freak and Font Face. But check out ScrapLink because there are more listed there. Anyhoo, you just click on the fonts you like and the downloading part kicks in (which you seem to have the hang of already!). Once that's done, click on your winzip program and it will prompt you through all the steps of "unzipping" the font. Then, it's a matter of "cut and paste". You want to paste it into your font folder (you can find that by going to "start", then "control panel", and "fonts" should be in there). Once I did this, I just went into Word and the font was there, ready to use! I hope that helps a little. Tammy: What a compliment that I remind you of your daughter in some way! Thank you! *warm fuzzies* I'm still trying to "convert" my mom into a scrappin' freak -- maybe you could talk to her and give her a little push, eh? ;o) Lore: Actually...*hee hee*...I've had to improvise a lot when it comes to my SB hobby. I'm limited to Michael's as my main SB supplier and although they have some neat stuff, in my opinion their 8.5 x 11 album selection isn't great (they had ONE in different colours and it was too expensive). So, I visited numerous photography/camera places and found an "almost no name" (because I don't even remember the brand) 3-ring photo album to use. It was something like 7 bucks. I just made sure it was archival quality. Reading Week (Canadian version of Spring Break) is coming up soon so I'm actually planning a road trip with the specific mission of crossing the border in search of SB stores! LOL! If you know of any in the Michigan/NY area, let me know! ;o) Thanks for letting me share with you everyone!