I do not see where my reply has showed up, happened in
another
news group lastnight too, I resent it as a new message
and it showed up right away,
Never had a problem replying to any posts before but
maybe something has
happened that I am not aware of
thanks
CC



"Tracy" > wrote in message
...
> So, I moved recently - upstairs. The kitchen has this
> built in cutting board which is driving me crazy.
>
> http://i44.tinypic.com/1zr2jdi.jpg
>
> I wish I could remove it. Any ideas? I think it is
> just attached and not part of the counter. The
> counter is Formica. I don't want to ruin my counter
> though. We won't be renovating the kitchen for a few
> years since we are just buying the house (closing
> next week).
>
> If anything I need to clean it somehow. Should I sand
> it?
>
> What is driving me most crazy is the fact that spot
> is where I keep my dish drainer and now I have to put
> it on the other side of the sink! The horrors. I
> know.
>
> Tracy

"CC" > wrote in message
...
> I do not see where my reply has showed up, happened in another
> news group lastnight too, I resent it as a new message and it showed up
> right away,
> Never had a problem replying to any posts before but maybe something has
> happened that I am not aware of
> thanks
> CC


If the fact that no one responds to your posts is the largest of your
worries, you're doing alright.

Aloha,
TFM®

CC - I received your reply because you emailed me instead of posting to
the group.

Tracy



CC wrote:
> I do not see where my reply has showed up, happened in another
> news group lastnight too, I resent it as a new message and it showed up
> right away,
> Never had a problem replying to any posts before but maybe something has
> happened that I am not aware of
> thanks
> CC
>
>
>
> "Tracy" > wrote in message
> ...
>> So, I moved recently - upstairs. The kitchen has this built in cutting
>> board which is driving me crazy.
>>
>> http://i44.tinypic.com/1zr2jdi.jpg
>>
>> I wish I could remove it. Any ideas? I think it is just attached and
>> not part of the counter. The counter is Formica. I don't want to ruin
>> my counter though. We won't be renovating the kitchen for a few years
>> since we are just buying the house (closing next week).
>>
>> If anything I need to clean it somehow. Should I sand it?
>>
>> What is driving me most crazy is the fact that spot is where I keep my
>> dish drainer and now I have to put it on the other side of the sink!
>> The horrors. I know.
>>
>> Tracy
>

Thanks Tracy, that explained it
cc



"Tracy" > wrote in message
...
> CC - I received your reply because you emailed me
> instead of posting to the group.
>
> Tracy
>
>
>
> CC wrote:
>> I do not see where my reply has showed up, happened
>> in another
>> news group lastnight too, I resent it as a new
>> message and it showed up right away,
>> Never had a problem replying to any posts before but
>> maybe something has
>> happened that I am not aware of
>> thanks
>> CC
>>
>>
>>
>> "Tracy" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>> So, I moved recently - upstairs. The kitchen has
>>> this built in cutting board which is driving me
>>> crazy.
>>>
>>> http://i44.tinypic.com/1zr2jdi.jpg
>>>
>>> I wish I could remove it. Any ideas? I think it is
>>> just attached and not part of the counter. The
>>> counter is Formica. I don't want to ruin my counter
>>> though. We won't be renovating the kitchen for a
>>> few years since we are just buying the house
>>> (closing next week).
>>>
>>> If anything I need to clean it somehow. Should I
>>> sand it?
>>>
>>> What is driving me most crazy is the fact that spot
>>> is where I keep my dish drainer and now I have to
>>> put it on the other side of the sink! The horrors.
>>> I know.
>>>
>>> Tracy
>>