TY, it was a process for sure. First I had to find a pallet that was pretty close by, because I have a very small car. I found some a block away, but the business was always closed as I went to and from work. One Sat, I decided to drive by and lo and behold, they were open! You know that look you get when you ask for something that someone else is going to throw away? Yep, I got that look! But he even helped me load it into my car. I got a can of paint, and used some left over primer I already had. Getting my hands dirty was just the BEST!!! Thank you all for your kind replies :))

Thank you very much!!!! I am going to keep my options open including possibly moving to southern CA (where my son is and where my daughter plans to be by this coming fall). Wherever the Holy Spirit guides me, whatever Gods wants for me. I am so grateful to be alive, you know? I just saw a job online for a job in southern CA but I would have to figure out how much I would have to make to afford to even live in CA. I like AZ but the job market especially in the design field is really rough right now. That is probably the case everywhere. You all take care. I should have better news in a few days. I had my blood tests and CT scan this past Friday which I expect to be fine as they were 3 months ago. If they are good, my chemo doctor says I can have my port surgically removed. He even used the word "cured" a few months ago. Wow. God bless. Keep praying all; keep living a good life.

Well, DD just got off work and she OK'd the bronze bin pulls above, so I've just ordered them. And, she wants the aqua runner instead of the coral, so I've ordered that, too. We can decide next on antiquing or adding Rub-N-Buff to the paint. She won't let me make that decision on my own, which is ok.

I did get the Geowood. Aged Amber. I really like it. It's held up great to moisture so far. I have it in my tiny bathroom, even. No thresholds needed. I do have a few scratches, but very few and caused by human error. I read on-line that they can be removed because they haven't gone through the protective layer, but I haven't been bothered enough to do it. This is an in-progress pic, but it will give you an idea.