Is that your Grandson there doing the egg hunting, what a cutie he is!! I don't have little ones around but I sure would love to put out the egg goodies as you're doing this year. Sal

I bet I got my tags switched! This must be W. Easter Sunrise. I should have double checked Tinkers before I posted :) I went to check my tag, & I definitely have this labeled Easter Egg Hunt, but it is just like me to switch 'em. Sorry about that, & thanks for helping me correct it! I have 4 Westbournes, am really liking them all so far, but they are all pretty new. First year bloom on all or them, I believe. I'm looking forward to seeing them next year when they have settled better & see how they multiply.

That sounds like a fun hunt for those too old for the regular one. I bet they have a ball! My friend is having a party and they always have a big egg hunt for everyone. They put money in some eggs and the adults go crazy looking for those eggs. I think I'll just sit on the sidelines with something cool to drink and watch! LOL

In answer to the drugs question, yes. My drug of choice in summer is a really nice inexpensive Torrontes from Argentina, $8.99 in the wine department at the Kroger grocery store. In answer to your paint color question, to give the room a more masculine air, set it apart from the rest of your house (a real psychological advantage for a husband's lair), work with your creamy trim color, make that wonderful poster stand out, and reduce the perception of yellow in your oak furniture (and by the bye, painting the furniture would be a gargantuan effort compared with just repainting the walls), choose a rich golden brown. There's "Richmond Gold" (HC-41) from the BMoore Historical group...or Sherwin Williams "Chamois" (SW6131) or "Bosc Pear" (SW6390). There are a couple of the Affinity colors in the BMoore Aura line, too, but I don't have the chips at hand. (I like those because they actually can cover in one coat.) The sheers would soften it, and the warm colors and white linens and black iron and pottery and basketry of traditional French country design would work with it. The blues in the poster will jump out on that background, which will warm your husband's heart. (My DH says that no American man of any age has anything he first chose for himself, because whatever his first wife didn't take, his second wife pitched out..)