You know Monablair, in light of her further actions, I'm gong to stick to my guns, and I'm not going to mutually agree to pull the negative. She deserves hers. I am going to email ebay as flamingo suggested, may not do anything, but at least they will be enlightened of her actions. Also, if I had been this seller, when getting out of hospital/nursing home, I would've emailed the people who I hadn't been able to send their poducts to, apologized with an explanation, and offered to still send what they had bid on. I never even got an apology, and if I had, I would've gladly pulled her negative, and sent her money again so she could send me the book. I still want the book, after all. But instead of an apology, I got a retaliatory negative which included her excuse. That's just wrong. Ok, I'm done. I'll email ebay over the weekend, and will wear my negative proudly..LOL! Thanks again everyone.

OP here. Since the small oven OEM relay was fine, I swapped it to the big oven. My small oven is now running on the bad relay, giving me the bottom element only. As stated above, an AC relay that costs just a few bucks works fine as a replacement for the GE OEM relay except for the issue described about a fluttering signal from the thermostat causing the hard closing "Click" of the AC relay to make an obnoxious clatter until the thermostat signal settles down after a few seconds. Got me to thinking if my OEM relays go out, I'd try an electronic relay with a delay/timer feature. If I'm right, the relay would be activated the moment the thermostat sends signal voltage and even if that signal flutters off and on, the relay won't actually close until the delay period I set (say, 10 seconds), is reached. By that time, the thermostat will have settled down and be sending a constant signal and all should be good. Just a thought.

Beautiful photos, so hard to pick a favorite. Bill Watson is a really pretty color, I would keep it too if it does that well. Good to know about Indigo Edge, really pretty contrast. Malaysian Marketplace bloomed for a really long time here last summer, but you know, sometimes they just have an exceptional year. I wouldn't get rid of it for low bud count because it is so pretty, but I'm not going to say that in front of MM. Your clump shots are wonderful.In a side note (or question) I had to change my name here again, the 2nd time since it changed over to Houzz. Anyone else have any trouble with that? I think I'm going to change it back to original nancy & see if it will accept it, I know it is confusing!

Running, I'm sorry it is confusing!! The 1st deputy came out and asked questions, gave us the form to fill out and said to call and he'd come back for it and make the report. By the time we got home that evening, that deputy was off his shift, and going to be off the next 2 days. They sent a different deputy (who I swear looked like he was about 17 yrs old... LOL.) We wanted to run it by them as to whether or not to meet and get our stuff or not. Of course, he said it was our decision, but he was directing us to file. But he told us if we met at the sheriff's office, they would be happy to be near by. So many times when things are stolen, they try to pawn or sell the items ASAP. They aren't stealing things to keep for themselves, they're stealing to sell and make a fast buck. And they want to get rid of it quickly so they aren't caught with it. I was hoping to get my scrapers back -- their value to me is sentimental. At an antique store, they might fetch $200 -300 each. But a dumb thief doesn't know that. If he can get a few dollars he doesn't care. I'm afraid that by now, he's gotten rid of it -- 1 -bkz it's evidence, 2- he knows he's busted. But then again, he's not the brightest bulb in the package. Who knows? The sheriff isn't going to go search their house with out a warrant, and it takes time to get one. Doesn't happen as fast is it does on TV -- at least not for a misdemeanor. I think the guys wife thought if they return it we wouldn't press charges. I never said that we wouldn't. Just told her we hadn't file yet. The deputy that's working the case is experienced. In fact, he when he called me today, he was working on OUR CASE on his day off!!! I have faith that even if I don't get the scrapers back, the guy will be charged. A few more people have come forward on Next Door after seeing the video saying they can see some of their things in the back of the truck! I haven't a clue what he wife thought! But from her post on ND, you could tell she was p.o'd! Ded! I hadn't thought about that! I'll go check NOW!!!!