The power drill turned out to be in the next-to-last box.  Genius.  Jennifer was elated to finally have the tool to put the doors on her computer armoire, that it completely slipped her mind to look for the coordinating screws.  So now the search for the screws (we hope they are actually in Italia &amp; not in Navy storage) begins.

Our home is coming together and we have been learning some new lessons in Italian living along the way.  For one, each villa is set with a maximum electrical output that once reached will shut down all the power to your home.  We were warned that our villa was set up to handle 3KW of electricity at a time &amp; (should we find that we are using more than that amount) we can consider upping our power supply.  The way that you "find out if you are using too much" is that all the power in your house shuts off...something we found out about this evening (approx. an hour before sundown).  Luckily, we have a v.kind landlord who hurried to our house (dragging his whole family from their downtown Napoli shopping trip) with the electrician to explain to the stupid Americans that they cannot run so many applicances at the same time.  To us, we were simply heating up pizza in the oven &amp; finishing our load of laundry in the dryer...not knowing the kilowatt taboo of using both together.  So, we have learned a fantastic lesson in conserving energy, vital to our continued hope of living in Italy.

Our realtor came by and brought us lunch (pizza).  Hallelujah for pizza with bleu cheese chunks!