My next will be an all-grain Leffe Abbey Blonde. There's 16 pounds of grain in this batch! And I thought 12 pounds was a lot in my oatmeal stout when I did it all grain one time. I'm not sure I'll be able to fit all that in my kettle. Don't have a mash tun, so maybe it's time to invest in one so I don't have to dig all that grain outta my kettle after the mash before I can boil. Not real concerned about sanitation (other than basic cleanliness) at that stage, because it's gonna be boiled for an hour after I get it back in the pot, so I don't have a whole lotta problems with handling the grains with my hands after they're wet. I just need a better way to sparge, and maybe even a recirc pump to reduce some of the particulate I get by filtering it through the grain bed (and getting all the leftover sugars.)
I normally do extract batches because of my lack of hardware, and that lack is because I don't have many places to store the stuff needed. Or didn't. Now that I'm starting to clean out the garage, I have a closet in there that can become my equipment storage room, and I may build a fermenting cooler in there.