What was 'lost' is found!

I caged Sammie this morning so that I could do some uninterrupted
searching in the sewing room! I wouldn't really call it searching
since I am still organizing and sorting shelves, etc. I thought that
I would try moving one of the Ikea shelf cabinets onto another shelf
space - I removed the drawers because I knew that I'd probably end up
tipping them out during the switch. It wasn't until I decided to
return the small cabinet back to the original spot and replace the
drawers that I saw the LEG sticking out from under a package of
business cards. It was just the black plastic section - no buffer
foot attached to it which is probably why I couldn't 'see' it
before?? After this discovery, I immediately went to another
container where I had stored to buffer foot and the bolts that I had
removed from the other three feet.......next job is to make a side
trip to Home Depot one day to find a flat-headed screw to match the
others. I'm proud of myself! Obviously - the 'safe' place for the
missing bread recipe is not the same 'safe' place for the table
leg.........jennellh

Wish you were here. I keep a small shoe box in my pantry with screws,
washers and all manner of spare, extra and/or unidentified parts that appear
here and are unidentified. I can fix your eyeglasses or the transmission
for your tractor. A flat-headed screw? Easy. Polly

"Jennifer in Ottawa" wroteI caged Sammie this morning so that I could do
some uninterrupted
searching in the sewing room! I wouldn't really call it searching
since I am still organizing and sorting shelves, etc. I thought that
I would try moving one of the Ikea shelf cabinets onto another shelf
space - I removed the drawers because I knew that I'd probably end up
tipping them out during the switch. It wasn't until I decided to
return the small cabinet back to the original spot and replace the
drawers that I saw the LEG sticking out from under a package of
business cards. It was just the black plastic section - no buffer
foot attached to it which is probably why I couldn't 'see' it
before?? After this discovery, I immediately went to another
container where I had stored to buffer foot and the bolts that I had
removed from the other three feet.......next job is to make a side
trip to Home Depot one day to find a flat-headed screw to match the
others. I'm proud of myself! Obviously - the 'safe' place for the
missing bread recipe is not the same 'safe' place for the table
leg.........jennellh

Be right there to check out your stock! jennellh

On Dec 2, 11:40*pm, "Polly Esther" wrote:
Wish you were here. *I keep a small shoe box in my pantry with screws,
washers and all manner of spare, extra and/or unidentified parts that appear
here and are unidentified. *I can fix your eyeglasses or the transmission
for your tractor. *A flat-headed screw? *Easy. *Polly

"Jennifer in Ottawa" wroteI caged Sammie this morning so that I could do
some uninterrupted



searching in the sewing room! *I wouldn't really call it searching
since I am still organizing and sorting shelves, etc. *I thought that
I would try moving one of the Ikea shelf cabinets onto another shelf
space - I removed the drawers because I knew that I'd probably end up
tipping them out during the switch. *It wasn't until I decided to
return the small cabinet back to the original spot and replace the
drawers that I saw the LEG sticking out from under a package of
business cards. *It was just the black plastic section - no buffer
foot attached to it which is probably why I couldn't 'see' it
before?? *After this discovery, I immediately went to another
container where I had stored to buffer foot and the bolts that I had
removed from the other three feet.......next job is to make a side
trip to Home Depot one day to find a flat-headed screw to match the
others. *I'm proud of myself! *Obviously - the 'safe' place for the
missing bread recipe is not the same 'safe' place for the table
leg.........jennellh- Hide quoted text -

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Jennifer in Ottawa wrote:
I caged Sammie this morning so that I could do some uninterrupted
searching in the sewing room! I wouldn't really call it searching
since I am still organizing and sorting shelves, etc. I thought that
I would try moving one of the Ikea shelf cabinets onto another shelf
space - I removed the drawers because I knew that I'd probably end up
tipping them out during the switch. It wasn't until I decided to
return the small cabinet back to the original spot and replace the
drawers that I saw the LEG sticking out from under a package of
business cards. It was just the black plastic section - no buffer
foot attached to it which is probably why I couldn't 'see' it
before?? After this discovery, I immediately went to another
container where I had stored to buffer foot and the bolts that I had
removed from the other three feet.......next job is to make a side
trip to Home Depot one day to find a flat-headed screw to match the
others. I'm proud of myself! Obviously - the 'safe' place for the
missing bread recipe is not the same 'safe' place for the table
leg.........jennellh

LOL! That WAS the "dreaded safe place" Jennifer!

Michelle in Nevada