I'd just caution about keeping the Agave parryi as dry as possible in winter. We are never cold enough to worry about them, but I have lost them even here in the Bay Area(northern Calif.) in a particularly wet winter. I'd say that planting them out with the really good drainage, plus with some initial size, plus on a mound and full sun only would be the safest. I am surprised to hear that xMangave suffers from winter damage up there. It seems perfectly happy here in winter, and also where I first saw it growing back in Raleigh, North Carolina, it appeared to come through their colder yet drier winters with no damage, as it already looked big and full in early May at the JC Raulston Botanic Garden.

Bnbk, I adore chippendale chairs! They have such fine proportions and beautiful lines. Hickory Chair is an icon when it comes to classic furniture construction & design. Here are some of their slip cover ideas: Here is a link that might be useful: chippendale chair slipcovers

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Use a photo organizer - it will rummage through and find all the images, videos and such. then you can often have it move the images to a backup and to a different directory. https://www.itechtics.com/free-photo-organizers-windows-10/