Could be Pieris japonica. Look that up and compare pictures of leaves to what you have.

I've enjoyed reading this thread!~ My DH and I had planned one major foreign trip a year and one major domestic trip a year during our retirement, but his death a few years into retirement put an end to that--he had traveled the world in his job so knew his way around many places that he wanted to take me back to see. I have taken my daughters to England and we'd love to visit Ireland but they live far away and their jobs prevent them from having much time off. So my intention is to travel while I am still in good health and able to do so. I had heard good things about the Tauck Tours; some good and some bad about the Viking River cruises, and a good friend in her mid fifties and her new husband thoroughly enjoyed the Perillo Tour, but it didn't sound like my cup of tea. We always traveled on our own but I'm a little reluctant to do that now. These suggestions help immensely, thanks and dedtired, happy travels!

FW - No NY, for tax reasons. Our lakehouse is in NY, and because I own that property in NY, I am deemed a resident if I spend more than 180 days working at or for a NY company, or in the state of NY for any purpose. If I am deemed a NY resident, I am then taxed as a NY resident, including on my heretofore tax free municipal bonds. I have to prove where I am every day, and corroborate it with cell phone bills, bank statements, etc. Otherwise it is assumed that I was in NY that day, and if its more than 180 days a year, i'm a New Yorker for tax purposes. That includes going into NYC to meet friends for dinner, or to Westchester for my kids doctor. It also includes any day I work for a NY based company, even if I am physically home. I left the industry but I do some consulting from time to time, but since it is for a NY firm, even if I do it from home, it counts as a day in NY. As you can probably tell from the venom spewing over the keyboard, I was audited for this. I won. But what a pain in the neck. Tax court is run on presumption of guilt. More than you ever wanted to know about NY's taxation policies. PS I love PEI! I was there as a kid. My girls are reading the Anne books. I would love to take them there! Here is a link that might be useful: do not but a second home in NY!

I'm thinking that instead of the current format, they need to change the green "Post" button to a green "Create New Thread" button. Might help with the confusion, since this isn't an uncommon problem. :-P