Hi Mike, nice to meet some other Okie plumie lovers! Thanks for the advice, I really appreciate it. Somehow I just knew y'all were going to tell me to cut it into pieces. Yikes, I'm scared-lol. Should I try to make the cuts and root it now or should I do as Moonie suggests and wait until spring? I have to admit, I did go to Southwoods and buy another plumie last week. A miniature Divine this time. Didn't want to take the chance of growing another monster-lol. I've also been eyeballing a Scentsational in full bloom. It smells good enough to eat but I'm not ready to spend $80 on a plumie. I went back today just to smell it and talk myself out of it for the 3rd time. I'd love to have the name of any local nursery that sells plumies! Moonie, thanks for the advice ! I appreciate getting help from plumeria growers with more experience and know-how than I have.

The dining room looks like you're going in the right direction. Picture are little blurry, can't tell if that's an ottoman or coffee table or what the material is on the couches. Will you be keeping couches? Can you post better pictures of the living room area?

Please show a close up of the damaged areas of wallpaper and any panelling. If you remove a light switch cover, show the layers of paint and wallpaper behind it. Although not ideal, in very bad cases where ancient plaster behind the wallpaper is crumbly or where there is no possibility whatsoever of removing wallpaper without stripping off the drywall's paper, you can use a skim coat. It takes some practice. You can also buy smooth or textured wallpaper that is meant to be painted over.

hi thanks for response, its been an outside plant for quite a few years now. though I did bring it indoors for about a month during the coldest part of winter? You think that could have done it?