Are you doing a total renovation? If so, the decision about whether to go with a 48" range (or any stand-alone range) or separate cooktop + wall ovens is a fundamental one which will impact the entire cabinet design, and must be decided very early in the process. If you have the desire, space, and budget for a 48 incher, I'd insist upon it, as one cannot be easily retrofitted into any kitchen when/if the existing cooktop dies. It's perfectly OK to economize by re-using a fridge and dishwasher, as the holes they occupy are standard and new ones can be easily popped in when the old ones die. But cooktops are different. There are no standards for shape/size between brands so matching a new one to an existing cut-out in your counter tops can really limit your choices down the road. Can you get Hubs to buy into these arguments?

Full size glass front refrigerator. If this is too much, then refrigerator drawers. Ice machine (undercounter) Microwave Popcorn machine Dishwasher would be nice.

just keep in mind that android tablets let you install the kindle app and the nook app so you can have all of those on one device. It really depends on your needs and wants as to what you get. the tablet with the best sound that I have owned was the vizio it had 3 speakers so no matter which direction you held it in you had stereo and the sound was fantastic. Wish more manufacturers would be more interested in the sound quality and take a lesson and put at least 3 or 4 speakers on them. I often struggle hearing with the one small speaker especially on my phone. I love love love my new Asus transformer tf300 10" tablet with dock but it too could use some improvement in the sound and speaker department. My husband still absolutely loves his lookbook in fact he now has his and mine and I am trying to make him transition over to my Vizio tablet so he has more options and can do other things on it. He is fighting me he wants to stick with his lookbook he is not a fan of the touch screen he keeps touching things by accident then I hear swearing lol. He is not a good student is all I have to say LOL That lookbook is extremely light weight you will not likely find any tablet that is that light.

Jan I have had nothing but trouble with my Azalea's. I bought 14 last year and this year, from a certain store that I told you about there are only two left. Now I keep all my dockets as they said they would replace them , too late now. Then a couple of months ago I was watching Gardening Australia and they had a segment on about Azalea's in Queensland and went on to say that here in Qld the azalea tends to wrap its roots around the pot,( probably kept in the shops too long) so to check before you buy them so they are not a mass of roots, then before you plant them pull them apart a bit. So I dug up the five that were left in the garden and he was right they were all root bound, it was just like pulling out a pot, the roots had not done anything in over a year, no wonder they were all dieing, so I pulled them apart and I have only two left, they will probably die too, but I bought another plant from a Sunday Market and I tipped it up and out and had a look at the roots they were Ok and it is coming along fine. Now there are two kinds of Azalea's and both dont like too much sun, one is just for the shade and the other will take a bit of both, but this is Queensland, they cannot withstand exposure and prefer broken sunlight, they need rich, acid, well drained moist soil. Mine are in a raised garden bed under the trees and only get a little morning sun in summer but more in winter when the sun is lower. The single ones are more hardy than the double ones. I would not plant in full Sun it is just too hot. Hopes this helps a little Now about your Natives I would not be watering them every day and dont fertilize unless you use a native type maybe once a year, I never fertilize my natives they should grow with out all this pampering Yes sadly I think you are killing them with kindness. MM.