Very nice! Go for it! I'm a shameless enabler! So, sorry, but no help from me.he,he.

I was tempted to go in my lunch hour last week but thought that would be pushing it from Decatur! So we managed to get there today. It was our first visit and its a wonderful place, so sad that they are closing. My kids played in their sandbox with my husband while I looked around, what a treat! I bought a Ceanothus, thanks to David and Esh mentioning it (there is still one left!), Physocarpus Summer Wine, Caryopteris Bluebeard, Amelanchier Autumn Brilliance, Edgeworthia (paper bush), Kolkwitzia Dream Catcher, Rhamnus (buckthorn) Fine Line, and two Amsonia Hubrechtii, which I had been looking for all over town and was delighted to find. I agree, a wonderful selection, and very knowledgeable and friendly owners, such a shame they have to close. They still have a lot left -- tons of perennials, which I didn't have time to look at all of, but there were rows and rows of them, and lots of shrubs, including one more ceanothus! Thanks to Fay, my plants are all sitting outside having a good shower.

Thank you!! I wish I could see it with the cream color to decide which works better. I like the idea that the white furniture would really pop on a blue wall. On the other hand I was hoping to avoid the typically baby blue walls for a boy. I can change any color in the drawing.. not sure if that would help or not. So torn! Thanks for the advice! @Hobokenkitchen- esty has so many wall decals for nurseries it is crazy! You should check them out!

Those baby animal printables are sooooo cute! In the end I didn’t want to stick to one theme or the other and I found myself drawn to slightly educational prints so I ended up with these from Pictureta on Etsy (note: actually I kinda wanted a pond/lake theme but it was super hard to find stuff for that). I know myself and know that anything beyond taping a poster into a frame is not going to fly with my energy level. I have fabric samples sitting in my office that have been waiting to be made into a mobile for the past six months. I like how the map below is more or less than equal area projection instead of the traditional Mercator.