screened in/sun porches. Funny that before I get all the photos loaded it starts to snow! It's 41 degrees here, but it's snowing like crazy. Wasn't in the forecast either.

You may have noticed that my dear hubby has a finger bandaged in a couple of the pictures. Just a reminder to never ever stretch your arms to either side of you to hold wood in place while you're using a framing nailer. Or any nailer for that matter. The thing double shot and a humongous nail went straight through his finger, bone and all. Major ouch and a trip to an Omaha hospital emergency room. The nurse and female doctor had to call in a male doctor to remove it. Hubby watched. I didn't, but did take a photo of it with my cell phone without managing to look at it. Don't worry, I didn't post that picture.

#itching4spring #PorchPride

you really want to buy extra. We were novices when we purchased the originals.

Also, never talk your spouse into using another product than the one he's had luck with in the past just to get a job done sooner. Though it seemed to work just fine at the time, it wasn't long before one of the tiles cracked.

After hubby carefully removed all the tiles we took one with us and headed to HoDe and L's. We were very lucky to find a marble tile that coordinated with the originals since the original tile was no longer available.

Once home I scanned both tiles and used the Paint program to play around with patterns. The one you see on the right won. #lessonlearned

this would be more of a Trademark issue since it's the name of a product.) I've already researched online to no avail. The name has been used decades ago, for something other than a blog ofcourse, but I don't know the details of that use. I planned on calling our family lawyer since he's been more than happy to answer a legal question in the past (without cost since we do use him for legal matters when needed) but then realized I have Hometalk at my finger tips and others might benefit from what I find out. So does anyone have legal knowledge that knows the answer? I'd really appreciate it.