This is like asking: "What's child is your favorite?" If you are new to gardening start with the easiest to grow: Veggies: Tomatoes, peppers, cukes, squash, broccoli, beans Herbs: Basil, dill, parsley, cilantro. Cut flowers (choose tall, large flowering types): Zinnia, Aster, Rudbeckia, Celosia, Scabiosa, Sunflowers. Roses (Many roses are difficult to grow without some chemical/pesticides [UGH!) Try "shrub" roses or some of the resistance "tea" roses. Ground Covers: Try the rock garden variety of Sedums; thyme, saponaria (soapwort), phlox. There are so many plants to try. Go through seed catalogs if you grow your own, ask questions of other gardeners, go to greenhouses & nurseries. Remember: The most important part of gardening is the soil! Make sure you have good, fluffy soil, full of life, compost, manure, green manure, etc., and I highly recommend being Organic! Good luck!

Weeds: Nah... "Since your picture shows 'Temp Hold', the unit is in Temporary Hold. If you press ^ or v to change the temperature from the program, this is a Temporary Hold. This only lasts for 2 hours and then it reverts back to the program temperature. I'm betting this is what is going on: the program is running and at 8am it switches to 62. After a while, you feel chilly and look at the display and think "how did this get changed?", you push ^ to raise the temp to 72 and the unit goes into Temp Hold. Two hours later it reverts back to 62, you get chilly and the cycle repeats. " I've long "felt" the two-hour default reset. This isn't what's going on. I have the thing programmed, and the display at least still reads that I still have it programmed, to go to 67 at 5:45a, 60 at 7:45a, 68 at 5pm, 62 at 9:15pm . If I override it at 10am from, say, 67-deg to 69-deg it will do what I say. But if I override it from, say, 67-deg to 70-deg at 10pm, it will not do what I say. It will reach 70-deg and then keep going, it will not stop. During the day it will reach the temp I tell it to hold at and it will hold the temp there. At night it will ignore the upper maximum. I cannot understand it, but this seems to be empirically what's going on. If you say somehow the factory default is being reverted to, what I cannot understand is why the thermostat override seems to work in the am but not in the pm. If, as I think you are saying, it is not my thermostat that is actually controlling things, but the default furnaces', then why is it seemingly "feeling" the override in the morning only? OK, let me try to unprogram the thermostat altogether ... I wanted to wipe the program clean rather than reprogram it to "nothing". But I'll try this instead...

That was my concern with that light fixture as well. It seems to be crowding the space. I,m looking at mine and its a good foot from the side of the light fixture to the edge of the wall, spacing the light more directly over the middle of the sink. The diff. could be that new lights don,t throw off anywhere near the same heat as the old ones did. After looking at the pic of tiles in the third pic.how about alternating the white and grey ? That way you could have both. I like using the gray because it helps tie in the grey applicances and large hood. If you find a fabric simular to the one on pic two its a neutral so you could still had the color you wanted in other areas of the room threw things like kitchen towels vases plants ect. Your husbands going to slap me this time;) but I would also use a peice of bottom trim under the upper cabs. When we redid ours last that was the only thing I used that the cabnet designer suggested that I used. It really helps give the room a finished designer look and only cost about thirty bucks to do.

Thanks! I've noted those colors and I'll pick up color charts on my next outing to Sherwin Williams. I've been thinking a lot about lighting as I contemplate colors for this room. I recently removed 15 recessed CFL flood lights (2700K, 630 lumens, 16W) and replaced them with LEDs (3000K, 850 lumens, 12W) for that very reason; they made my gray walls look khaki. I learned a lot along the way about lumens, light temperature (K) and color rendering index (CRI). and I'm prepared to experiment with lighting in the powder room until I get the desired result.