I think we made a huge error by building a 4 bedroom house for our family of 5, then finding out I was pregnant two weeks after we moved in. Two of the four kids share a room, and we have tried varying which two share, but it is always a sore point for whomever is sharing. Even a 3 bedroom would have been better, because then everyone would have to share. We didn't spend the extra $500 for a full egress window in the basement, because we didn't plan to ever have a bedroom down there. Maybe it will turn out to be character-building for the kids :) Oh, and we also put our fireplace on the wrong wall of our family room - wish we could change that, too! And finally, I didn't care for the paint and tile at your new house when I first looked, but I think it was because I saw the picture at the old house first. After stepping back a bit, and scrolling down so the first picture didn't show, I like it, too. I think the others are right that it is a different, but equally nice, look.

I just finished a kitchen project and narrowly (very narrowly) avoided two major mistakes during the project. Thankfully, I was able to put some elbow grease into getting out of two things that would have bugged me forever 1) After the kitchen was designed, ordered, delivered and cabinets were being installed, I noticed that sure enough, the fridge surround cabinet (deeper counter depth) partially blocked one of the pocket lights in the ceiling. I have an 8" ceiling and the cabinet went all the way to the ceiling. It would have rendered the light not only unusable, but impossible to change the light bulb. When I asked the kitchen planner, his response "Why didn't you measure everything and tell us about this earlier!"?? I thought this was his job. Had to make an emergency trip to get a different fridge top cabinet that was inset in line with the upper cabinets. It changed the design a bit, but my fridge is so deep, it was sticking out way too much from the deeper cabinet anyway, which would have looked worse than the regular upper cabinet above the fridge. Atleast the light is open. 2) The night before the backsplash install, I casually notice that since I changed some of the dimensions (went from a 30" drop in cooktop to a 36" slide in range top, now I had a GFI outlet that would end up smack dab behind the middle of the range top. Since I was getting a bluestar with open burners, immediately my mind went to the fictional horror scene of melting outlet and electrical fires, not to mention it was going to look ugly. Of course, once the backsplash tile went up, it would be nearly impossible to change it. I got into gear and opened up part of the wall, re-ran the electrical cable (got a little lucky since the stud spacing was just right), and was able to move the GFI to (barely) out of the way of the cooktop. The dry wall mud was barely dry by the time the installer started putting up the tile. In the end, it worked out really well. Can't complain. *picture of the GFI issue attached :) Imagine the GFI about 12-18 inches to the left*

Speaking of Jeopardy (and champions), did anyone notice the current champion's peculiar speech? She has a sing-song thing going on at the end of some of her statements. If she says "two hundred," for example, her voice goes down a few notes at "dred" and back up again at the finish. I'm wondering if it's a regional thing, or something unique to her. PS: I don't think I explained that very well. :-)

Since you're in a Program that isn't Windows a Restart/Reboot most likely won't work. Have you tried Right Clicking on the Email and then choosing either Cancel or Delete!