I'v not experienced your problem. However, half the time when I enter the forum the sliding board to the right is abscent. Which makes navigation impossible. Strange. So I seldom post and rarely read the boards. A shame. Jeannie

Beware. If you had a mahogany stain kit for therma tru entry door, the color has been changed. In other words, the old mahogany is not the same as the new one. About 5 years ago, therma tru changed the Mahogany color. My problem is that when I ordered a new Mahogany Kit to refinish my 5 year old door, the new mahogany is much redder than the original. Wish they had told me when I ordered it. To make matters worse, the company rep indicated that they do not offer the old Mahogany color and would not recommend any of their current colors as a match. I was told to go out and find another brand of Oil based stain that matches my door and use that. If you have a therma tru mahogany stain on your door and it is more than 5 years old, do not use the new Mahogany stain kit as the colors at not the same!!!!!!

Have you tried to CC&P the recipe to another form like email or a diary and then print? That should work even though it is an extra step. I think something changed here at GW. I could not get pages to move for a while and others had difficulty accessing GW the same day. Now, even with my blocker on FireFox, I am getting these big green leaves that flutter from the top ad banner and settle into the sister ad at the lower right side of the page. I can't click to move the page until the leaves flutter down and land in the other ad. It was cute at first and not is very annoying.

The holidays are always "emotional"...but Christmas is the birth of my Savior...and my emotion is joy! Yes, there is always that twinge of remembering those empty chairs that were once filled with my two dear departed husbands...but I can rejoice in knowing they are with the "Reason for the Season" and I will join them in the not too distant future. I find so much happiness in helping people who are suffering from the loss of health and jobs...as well as loved ones...and I am sure you would not have to look far to find someone who would welcome any help you might offer them. Volunteer for something...adopt a family, take food to a shut-in, a plate of cookies to a neighbor, ring a bell at a red kettle, phone a long-lost friend or relative, visit a nursing home and be thankful you are able to live in your home, drive someone on an errand, offer to shop for someone who can not do it, light a candle and reflect on how thankful you are...oh my, the list could be endless...be creative...and know that tough times do not last, tough people do! Now go and have a Merry Christmas....and you might also make a trip back to your church while you are at it....you might be pleasantly surprised....hope so!