It sounds like you have fungus gnats. They are super annoying but they can be eliminated. Look for mosquito dunks, put a bit in your watering can, and water it with that water. It kills the larva and then you eventually have no more adults either. It lasts for a while, so you don't have to toss out the dunk for a few months, I think; just add more water to it. You can also sprinkle those mosquito bits (I think that's what they're called) on the soil, but I haven't really been able to find those in the store, only online. You can also get rid of them by keeping the top inch or so of the soil dry, but that only works if you have a plant that doesn't mind drying out a bit. If it prefers to stay moist, this would do more harm than good.

One of the first things you should do to prepare and equip yourself in designing the mobile apps, is to own a smartphone. This should be obvious, but it’s still one of the things I found to be the biggest advantage for me in web design mobile apps: A user heavily attached to my mobile for some years. So, if by any chance you’re still not a smartphone user, go get one, start to download and test these apps, as this user experience is definitely one of the most important things for you to design a rich and powerful mobile application.

Sorry, everyone. Meant to post on the Kitchen Forum! Disregard. :)

I like the idea of a portico. Definitely looking for a spruce up, and the problem is that we are going to need new windows at some point, and I don’t love the tan trim/windows now. So before we spend a lot of money on windows/doors, I want to decide on an overall design before I start making choices that I will regret.