I would take pics of the various steps of construction. This would include false bottoms (or other alternatives), different waterfeatures (I am ALWAYS asked how I made my stream and waterfall!), different substrate possibilities, and tips on making the landscape interesting (wood, different levels/slopes, interesting rocks, etc.) You should also greatly emphasize that if one wants to keep animals in their terrarium, the animal's needs come first, and the rest of the terrarium should be designed around that. Also, give the poor things some SPACE! How would you like to spend your entire life in a 20 x 20 foot room with a sheet or two of paper towel for a carpet and a single piece of wood to sit on? (Or a single couch, to make it more human-like). I have seen terrariums set up like that, and I think it's just sick. Borders on cruelty to animals! Stepping off my soapbox now. . . =) Just think of the questions usually asked by beginners on this website and answer them! Oh yeah, you should also talk about lighting a bit, like how people don't NEED to buy fancy-waste-of-money 'grow lights'. If you don't know much, don't put too many specifics on your website, because you may be wrong. Something else that's hard to find is a photo tutorial of making your own simple light fixture and wiring a fan. Good luck! Oh yeah, and you can always refer people to this forum! =)

R/F: I'm partial to SZ, having had great performance with multiple units (in multiple houses) over many years, & have SZ in our new kitchen. Beverage Center: have you looked at the Monogram one? Great looking & racked well. We ultimately went with Monogram refrigerator drawers because we wanted food storage capability too. Beverage centers don't get cold enough to safely store food. Range: I was impressed with Monogram, never could see a BlueStar in our area. Both the Monogram & the BlueStar have the power you need, so the slow simmer should be your main decider. If both are satisfactory to you, then it's down to your decision between electric or gas oven. (We chose a DCS all gas 36" range, all burners, because of our wiring and we also have an electric wall oven. It can do low simmer without a diffuser. The infrared broiler in our range is more important to us than the lack of self-cleaning, and the oven can switch to convection.) DW: We've had KitchenAid & it's good, much better than the JennAir it replaced. We have Miele now, which cleans better than our KA and is much quieter. Faucet: We have KWC Domo & love it. We have the side control pullout version on our main sink, and the top control pullout version on our prep sink. Microwave: I'd prefer a drawer in an island.

I've made both and I can attest to the fact that making a duvet cover is much simpler. Bonus points to the duvet cover because you can remove it to wash easily and make more than one to change the look of the bed. Easy to sew with flat bed sheets and close with velcro. For making one from scratch you can use polyester batting that you buy at a place like Joanne fabrics or a blanket (use more than one layer for a richer look). You will then have to attach all the layers to keep the comforter intact. The hard way is to hand stitch a beautiful pattern like you see on handmade quilts - this is challenging to do well. A slighter easier method is to use a sewing machine to sew the layers together similar to what you see on commercially available quilts. Last you can take small single prick stitches to keep the layers together - I can't remember what these are called but they can create a really pretty look if done well. Sky

Well, I have to give credit when due.... BM did pay me for the dentist tonight. DH thinks she's afraid of me. I'll feign innocence because I don't think I'm intimidating at all. She towers over me and I guess because I don't back down from her and she's told my DH that to do the job I do, you have to be tough, she figures I am not someone she wants to mess with? She's walked all over DH for years, so she knows he's taken it and she continues to walk on him. He's stood up to her mostly since we've been together so she blames me for it, but it's really him. I am supportive and back him but he is tired of her crap.. more than I am, he's put up with it for so long. Whatever it is, she walked SD out to the car tonight and I told her I need the money for the dentist bill. She paused and said, 'do you have change for a hundred?' and of course, I don't carry cash. I told her no, but I'll be happy to go down the road, break it & bring her the change. She went back in the house & came out with $46 in bills (mostly $1's) & $2 in quarters. I don't care, it's cash. She was a dollar short but I was shocked she didn't whine about not having any money. (of course I was thinking... hmmm, she has $48 to give me but what about the $100 she wanted me to break? She promised DH $100 last week) He didn't want to ask her in front of SD I guess. I didn't want to push the issue in front of SD and since DH didn't say anything, I let it go too. Now that I think about it, maybe I should have been dealing with her directly every time I pay for her doctor and I could collect from BM instead of having DH send her the bills/receipts and relying on her to pay him to get my money back. She knows I am the one paying for it... but this is the first time I've asked her to pay her half directly to me. I don't care why she paid, just glad she did and no complaints...