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Give yourself some credit, you were smart enough to find this place! :). Congrats. I'm finding growing stuff super rewarding and very satisfying. Even when you fail, as you are that much more informed and educated from the experience.

You all helped us a great deal planning our modern farm house. We wanted to say thank you for all the help and show some photos of our 2 year adventure that we took with your help. We would be happy to answer any questions. I am sorry the photos are so poor - they are actually inventory photos! I will put a link in for all of them. Here are some things that we love about the place: 1. Hide a Hose central VAC. 2. Blum motorized cabinets. 3. Metal roof. 3. The plan that we developed with the architect. 4. Motorized coupla windows. 5. Liebherr full built in (what a pain and drama but we love it). 6. The kitchen island. 7. Serena Lutron automated shades. 8. Insteon lighting system. 9. ELK alarm and automation system. Geothermal heating and cooling. An awesome Morso fireplace. A toto Neorest. Any questions please let us know and THANK YOU AGAIN! Here is a link that might be useful: Photos - Just snaps - Real photos on houzz soon!

Melanie, I've been praying for you and Sweetie. You've been in my thoughts and I'm so sorry for your loss and all the pain you are feeling now. It will lessen, but it won't go away totally. It just won't hurt all the time, except when something happens that brings it back. Right now my throat is closing up, because I'm thinking about losing my dog and my cat. It's been over five years now. Animals have brought me some of my greatest joys and my deepest sorrows. I cannot imagine not having a pet. I will tell you what did help me through my grieving process. After the first week or so, sit down and write something in tribute to Sweetie. It made me feel so much better. Here is what I wrote for my dog, Gus... Somewhere above my little dog waits; He patiently sits at a glistening gate. His eyes, once clouded, are shining and clear; His ears, long deaf, prick when my voice he hears. When he sees me, heâÂÂll bound high and low On legs that used to be stiff and slow. Instead of a collar, he wears a circle of light; HeâÂÂll welcome me Home, and all things will be right.