Great pictures such beauties!! sorry you missed the first flush! I do envy you you own such beauty mine did not do too good this year the 3 that I had as of last year died on me this year they were variegated brugies(snif snif) one of my versicolor died and also a white one, this year has been terrible for my plants however I have managed to keep alive my hibiscus except for 3 but hope to have a better year next year Marcie

Thanks Txgal! I had to laugh at your comment how they loved to see you coming! Our subs love to see me on the last day because they know they are getting a couple of six packs! The framers hated to see me because I got on them about their trash all the time!! Amy - I LOVED Steel Magnolias!!! It was my favorite movie but I do not remember that line. I need to go and rent it again! I would LOVE LOVE LOVE wide plank wood floors. I can not sell DH on it. I really think if I get this job next week I am interviewing for he will go for it (money issue more then anything)! Keeping fingers crossed. I saw a wide plank floor today that I fell in love with...DH loved it also!!! I just can not find a tile floor I like at all. Maybe because my heart really wants wood. GC keeps telling me I would crazy to get wood with the dogs, cat, kid. DH agreed to look at the alder doors again so I am happy about that :-) Worthy - The stone is sandstone, it was all hand chipped and done with a Texas Tan mortar. The window sills are all slanted a bit for water run off. I am not sure if there are grooves in it though. I will have to find out on that! Thanks for the info!

Yes, it is easy to slide and the glass area is pretty good. The center fixed window on this configuration is at about the max for factory built. You can get bigger in the field but it's more money. The area is total 10 foot tall by about 16 wide. Awnings lower left and lower right otherwise they are all fixed. There needed to be framing in between the 3 stacks. It's not 9 melded together. Inside

Yes, hang a stained or leaded glass window inside your picture window. If it’s very large you could hang a triptych of framed windows. They make stained glass film that you could apply directly to the glass, or you could apply it to framed glass to create your own stained glass window to hang. Depending on what is outside the window, you could also construct a screen or arbor in front of the house, fairly close to the window, plant it with beautiful plants to grow on it and look at that instead of the biew beyond.