Four fantastic shell-looking coasters arrived in the mail today. THANK YOU BEV! The batteries in my camera need to be replaced, so I'll have to describe them to you all. The tops are made of fabric with lots of shells in it, and the bottoms are sky blue with poofy clouds mixed in. They are all shaped like shells, and Bev quilted the shell lines into them. They are just too cool, and yes Bev, perfect! Now, how did you ever know I'm a beach addict? LOL! Either tomorrow or Saturday I'm going to have to go to the grocery store and pick up the ingredients so I can mix up some pineapple sunrises and use them! Thanks Again Bev!!!

also they will give that warning when there is a known problem with the latest version of a program that has not yet been updated or patched, that may well be the case here. They know there is an issue with the latest version but there is not yet a new patched one out yet so they still let you know that what you have currently can be a security risk. In those cases some people would choose to uninstall and wait others will just stay with what they have till the patched version is released.

OHHH My GAAWWWWWDDDDD! You guys are driving me crazy with all this GORGEOUS food porn! Our firewall at the office prevents me from seeing most of the pix and summer in Michigan is so precious, that when I'm not at work, I'm either working in the garden, enjoying our boat or at the club :-D. But taking a look here tonight ALMOST has me looking forward to some bad weather so I can spend some time in the kitchen...almost. Kathleen, I adore your dishes! I think I looked at those somewhere and they came in four different fruit themes, yes? Please tell me the pottery? Shaun, the crockpot ham sounds yummy, DH LOVES ham. Recipe, please? Annie, your red, white & blue wedding cake (another thread, see...I have been paying attention) is adorable. Monique, Sol, Ann & Nancy, all of you are ENABLERs, but you knew that already. Such beautiful food and photography. Where's Marigene, still traveling? Lurks in the summer, cooks in the winter... Claire

For those answering, small town and rural building departments can definitely be a lot looser. My grandparents never got their CO (that was in the late 80s) neither did my parents (that was in the early 2000s). The building department just never came back for a final inspection. My grandparents had more recent permits for two additions and there wasn't any issue with the original build never being officially closed out. You are probably in a better position than any of us to gauge what would happen in your situation whether to ask the question or assume it is not going to be an issue. Other than showering in the new house you won't actually be occupying it any more than you currently do while doing the construction.