As far as locations I prefer strong suburban to urban core and warm belt states where populations are growing.

Antique white has a warm, welcoming look, that nobody really loves or even notices, but nobody dislikes it or finds it distasteful.

I got a nice warm and fuzzy feeling when the "O" word came out of her mouth at me....Furthering my knowledge of investing is actually quite relaxing to me because it doesn't feel at all like work.

Thank you guys for the warm welcome and advice on where to start on this site.

We chose this because we have a dog and well.... dogs and hardwood floors don't usually mix.We wanted warm tho, so I put a heated mat under the tile.

Larry, I'm in southwest Washington and I didn't see Cowlitz on your list of counties, but thought I'd give a warm welcome anyway

in an emergency you can use the propane heaters, they don't require utilities and put out a pretty good amount of heat.I had to do this on a short sale that was vacant,,the owner signed a "lease" for me to legally have access, I keep the house warm enough for pipes not to freeze during some unusually cold weather a few years ago,,the utilitie companies took too long turning them on because of the problems caused by the weather (I had gas, but no electricity to run the system)

So it warms my heart to see this Happening in the exact same manner as my dad created in 1967..

Thanks for the warm welcome everyone!

The new wood could definitely use to be painted white and I will probably do that once the weather warms up but I do think the fresh paint will make the rest of the garage look even worse!