Wiring a shed located about 50 feet from back deck. Want a light and a few receptacles. This will be used for small items; I realize I need something bigger for heaters, AC, or other bigger power users. Currently using an extension cord plugged into outside receptacle at deck as I only need power occasionally. So for now, I will continue to go this route but want to wire the shed now for eventually running permanent power to it (as I will be adding paneling soon). I'm not knowledgeable in wiring so want to verify what I've come up with based on various internet research. Power comes in to shed. From there, into GFCI outlet. Here I want to split into two different paths, one to a light switch and the other to two other outlets. To do this, I will wire-nut together two sets of wire to the set coming off the GFCI outlet (thus, 3 hots together, 3 grounds together, 3 neutral together). I will put this in a junction box. Now I will send one of these to a light switch then to the light fixture. The other I will send to an outlet and then on to another outlet. There is will end. I'm using 14/2 Romex cable. All outlets and switch is 15a. EDIT: forgot to add this - for the switch, I understand the hot is connected and the neutral bypasses; for the outlets, the hot are connected to the brass posts and the neutral to the silver. Confirmation that this is correct would be helpful too. Is there anything inherently wrong with this setup? ADDITIONAL QUESTION: one other thing I'd like to do until permanent power is installed is to add an inlet and wire that to the GFCI outlet so I can just plug the extension cord into the inlet and use the various outlets rather than a power strip like I'm doing now. Is there a problem with doing this? Thanks for any help you can provide.

I tried searching for this problem and the best I could find was this: [url]http://www.doityourself.com/forum/electrical-ac-dc/393089-tripped-circuit-breaker-wont-reset.html[/url] However it doesn't really apply to my situation. I turned a light on in one of the bedrooms and the power immediately went out. I tried to reset the breaker but it's stuck in the tripped position. I haven't changed any wiring and did nothing other than turn the light switch. I've unplugged everything and still can't get it to work. The breaker for the room has tripped before and I had always been able to reset it. Is this caused by a short? How do I fix this?