My mom had hers at the bottom of the steps to the second floor and at the entrance to her kitchen in a hallway. It made a great place to set down your keys when entering the house. Hers had a top to it and she put collectibles in there. In the years since it was moved into a corner of her living room where she could open it up to use it for letter writing. My sister now has it proudly displayed in her living room. A wonderful, usual piece of furniture. In the drawers were the phone books, catalogs etc. Mary

Join a free photo hosting site like PhotoBucket. I use PhotoBucket so my instructions will focus on PhotoBucket, but other sites are probably similar.. Go to Photobucket.com and register for a PhotoBucket account by clicking "Join Now". It will walk you through the sign up process. It's really quite easy. Next, take a digital picture Download the picture from your camera to your computer (camera should have its own software for that) Upload it to PhotoBucket (click the "Choose files" box once logged into PhotoBucket) Post the picture here by copying the text in the "HTML Code" box and pasting it in the message box of your post. Preview your message & you'll see the picture. BTW...I recommend you read the "Read Me" thread if you haven't already. Good luck & HTH! Here is a link that might be useful: Read Me If You're New To GW Kitchens!

Annette, I just now submitted a post with drawings for the first time. It wasn't too painful! Do you have a photobucket account? If not, that's also fairly painless to do. As far as I can tell, it's the easiest way to include your pictures in a message. You may have to turn your pdf into a jpeg. If you can do that (can't help you on that one, sorry!), you can upload it to your photobucket account. Once you have pictures in an album, when you hover over a picture, you will see a drop-down box with options. Click on HTML code which will highlight the link. Copy that link and paste it in the body of your message. When you hit "Preview Message", you will see the drawing. Here is my favorite thread so far, if you haven't already read it. I think buehl explains and understands it much better, plus there's a wealth of information there! Here is a link that might be useful: Read Me If You're New To GW Kitchens!

Not sure if you saw the post and hence posting it here. Your page does not have the message box set up, so unable to message you ! Go to my Garden web page and message me. Next weekend ( September 30 / October 1st) we can meet to collect my prized Fuzzy Kiwi couple ;-). Crossroads Plaza off of Walnut street, is close by. Message me soon! as I have a couple of things to do the and need to know the time. Sabji