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Road: Driver Update Program:Locl Yes, Pretty much butting against the countertop. I was debating building it so that I could slide the sheet rock in and screw it in where I'm able to reach and the rest is just the pressure of being against the cabine
t. Or I thought about building that one section of the frame next to the cabinet (about 7' tall and maybe 3 or 4 feet deep) and double checking that it fits then maybe screwing the drywall on that one side that will butt against the cabinet into that
part before putting it in place. Then I would just finish the rest of the wall like normal with framing it out and then doing Sheetrock last. I really don't mind if things look a bit wonky
(excuse the mess, the house is a construction site right now haha) If this helps.... This is where the wall would be going. There is a piece of tape on the ground by where the taller side of the wall would be going, and the smaller size would be goin
g between the cabinet and the pie safe cabinet (I just left the pie safe there temporary, I'll move it out the way when I build the wall). The wall with the French door is the one I just finished building and it has a built in stud for attaching the
new wall ... But the ceiling and the exterior wall that's between the cabinet and pie safe does not have a stud.
Honestly my whole house has imperfections here and there and when viewed as a whole you don't even notice it. I mainly am just concerned for safety.
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As part of a collaborative effort with the state, AAA is providing a special roadside safety kit for drivers. When you are a licensed driver, you may claim your professionally selected toolkit to help prepare for unexpected roadside incidents and dri
ve with greater confidence.
Our current records indicate your qualification for this offer. Less than 200 kits are currently unclaimed. Take a moment to secure yours—this allocation will conclude when all kits are designated.
I wanted to say thank you to everyone!!! I stripped the plywood into planks and made a frame as suggested with it mounted at the foot and head plates of the original wall with more screws in it and liquid nails. I also used some 6 inch lag screws to
tie into the new frame and into the existing stud in the wall that's just off centered behind the cabinet. I added the extra framing around the cabinet using scrap pieces so I have something to screw the drywall into on that side. Thanks again!!! :)
my body hurts I'm gonna call it a day and see how long my hard head can wait to do the drywall :) I was able to complete the project by myself and borrowed my brother's miter saw which is always such a fun tool. My husband did help me hold that long
headed board so I could get it screwed in though. My Dad was a carpenter. He passed away w
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AAA equips these kits with select items for real-world situations:
• Durable organizer bag, easily stowed in any vehicle • Industrial-grade jumper cables (12ft, extra-thick) • Weatherproof LED beacon • Foldable hazard cone • Reflective safety vest for superior roadside visibility • Tire inflation device
and puncture repair solution • Medical essentials pouch: bandages, cold pack, wipes • Waterproof rain shroud and thermal wrap • Insulated work gloves • Multi-use tool • Heavy-duty tape
Available While Supplies Last: Kits are assigned after verification, so prompt action is recommended.
My brother prefers his pasta cooked al dente, which sometimes contrasts sharply with how others in our family enjoy it nearly falling apart from extra boiling time. This dating back to shared family meals where recipe variations led to friendly debat
es at the table. Alongside those culinary differences, some insist on using traditional tools or methods at home, even when restaurant results seem hard to duplicate. Sometimes it’s comfort, sometimes practicality, but everyone finds satisfaction d
ifferently.
It’s interesting, too, how enthusiasm or gentle critique at shared meals can influence how we prepare food for others—hoping to blend preferences or inspire a new approach. Take crispy potatoes; plenty of people attempt them with stand-alone pans
or older ovens, despite mixed outcomes. There's always a blend of nostalgia and invention at work. We circle back to what feels like home, even if no recipe is ever quite decisive for the group. The fun, and sometimes mishaps, lie in those culinary
experiments.
Food, tradition, and gathering continue to shape how we relate to each other—and ourselves. If your kitchen is anything like ours, the mix of old habits and new tricks keeps things lively. Wishing you enjoyable meals and shared stories as you gathe
r around your own tables this season. May your kitchen adventures bring discovery and joy.
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**Favorite Hearty Meals Email Thread** === **Dana Lee - 2025-09-05 08:57 AM** Hi team, There’s something so soothing about a big bowl of soup on a rainy day. What dishes have a way of making you feel grounded I find myself preparing a spicy vegetab
le stew or a classic chicken soup whenever comfort is needed. Looking forward to all your thoughts, Dana === **Michael Ortiz - 2025-09-05 09:48 AM**
Hey Dana and everyone, I have to go with stuffed bell peppers—my grandma’s recipe, with rice and a herby tomato sauce. It brings back wonderful family memories, and the scent alone makes any place feel like home. Can’t wait to read more,
Michael === **Linda Perez - 2025-09-05 10:20 AM** Good morning group, Comfort for me comes in the form of creamy risotto. The act of slow stirring, waiting for everything to melt together, relaxes me and reminds me of cozy evenings. It is a recipe I
love sharing. Hope your days are peaceful, Linda === **Tariq Hassan - 2025-09-05 10:59 AM** Hi all, I grew up eating daal chawal, and for me, it’s the ultimate dish after busy days. Pairing simple rice with a deep-flavored lentil stew never fails t
o give me a sense of peace and warmth.
Best, Tariq === **Jenna Kim - 2025-09-05 11:39 AM** Good day, My all-time comfort food would be a big slice of quiche, especially when made with fresh spinach and cheese. My mom taught me how to make it and now it’s my go-to when I want to treat my
self. Enjoy your meals, Jenna === **Leon Walker - 2025-09-05 12:21 PM** Friends, Thanks for this cozy discussion! I love a classic chicken casserole, loaded with mushrooms, peas, and topped with a crisp layer of breadcrumbs. It reminds me of Sunday d
inners growing up. Stay cheerful, Leon === **Dana Lee - 2025-09-05 12:59 PM** It’s wonderful hearing about these different favorites. Food really connects us and brings back unique stories. I hope to try some new recipes soon—thanks for sharing!
Take care, Dana
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Yes, Pretty much butting against the countertop. I was debating building it so that I could slide the sheet rock in and screw it in where I'm able to reach and the rest is just the pressure of being against the cabinet. Or I thought about building th
at one section of the frame next to the cabinet (about 7' tall and maybe 3 or 4 feet deep) and double checking that it fits then maybe screwing the drywall on that one side that will butt against the cabinet into that part before putting it in place.
Then I would just finish the rest of the wall like normal with framing it out and then doing Sheetrock last. I really don't mind if things look a bit wonky
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(excuse the mess, the house is a construction site right now haha) If this helps.... This is where the wall would be going. There is a piece of tape on the ground by where the taller side of the wall would be going, and the smaller size would be go
ing between the cabinet and the pie safe cabinet (I just left the pie safe there temporary, I'll move it out the way when I build the wall). The wall with the French door is the one I just finished building and it has a built in stud for attaching th
e new wall ... But the ceiling and the exterior wall that's between the cabinet and pie safe does not have a stud.
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Honestly my whole house has imperfections here and there and when viewed as a whole you don't even notice it. I mainly am just concerned for safety.
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As part of a collaborative effort with the state, AAA is providing a special roadside safety kit for drivers. When you are a licensed driver, you may claim your professionally selected toolkit to help prepare for unexpected roadside incid
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I wanted to say thank you to everyone!!! I stripped the plywood into planks and made a frame as suggested with it mounted at the foot and head plates of the original wall with more screws in it and liquid nails. I also used some 6 inch lag screws t
o tie into the new frame and into the existing stud in the wall that's just off centered behind the cabinet. I added the extra framing around the cabinet using scrap pieces so I have something to screw the drywall into on that side. Thanks again!!! :
) my body hurts I'm gonna call it a day and see how long my hard head can wait to do the drywall :) I was able to complete the project by myself and borrowed my brother's miter saw which is always such a fun tool. My husband did help me hold that lo
ng headed board so I could get it screwed in though. My Dad was a carpenter. He passed away w
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My brother prefers his pasta cooked al dente, which sometimes contrasts sharply with how others in our family enjoy it nearly falling apart from extra boiling time. This dating back to shared family meals where recipe variations led to frie
ndly debates at the table. Alongside those culinary differences, some insist on using traditional tools or methods at home, even when restaurant results seem hard to duplicate. Sometimes it’s comfort, sometimes practicality, but everyone finds sati
sfaction differently.<br><br>
It’s interesting, too, how enthusiasm or gentle critique at shared meals can influence how we prepare food for others—hoping to blend preferences or inspire a new approach. Take crispy potatoes; plenty of people attempt them with stand-
alone pans or older ovens, despite mixed outcomes. There's always a blend of nostalgia and invention at work. We circle back to what feels like home, even if no recipe is ever quite decisive for the group. The fun, and sometimes mishaps, lie in those
culinary experiments.<br><br>
Food, tradition, and gathering continue to shape how we relate to each other—and ourselves. If your kitchen is anything like ours, the mix of old habits and new tricks keeps things lively. Wishing you enjoyable meals and shared stories as
you gather around your own tables this season. May your kitchen adventures bring discovery and joy.
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**Favorite Hearty Meals Email Thread**
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**Dana Lee - 2025-09-05 08:57 AM**
Hi team,
There’s something so soothing about a big bowl of soup on a rainy day. What dishes have a way of making you feel grounded I find myself preparing a spicy vegetable stew or a classic chicken soup whenever comfort is needed.
Looking forward to all your thoughts,
Dana
==
**Michael Ortiz - 2025-09-05 09:48 AM**
Hey Dana and everyone,
I have to go with stuffed bell peppers—my grandma’s recipe, with rice and a herby tomato sauce. It brings back wonderful family memories, and the scent alone makes any place feel like home.
Can’t wait to read more,
Michael
==
**Linda Perez - 2025-09-05 10:20 AM**
Good morning group,
Comfort for me comes in the form of creamy risotto. The act of slow stirring, waiting for everything to melt together, relaxes me and reminds me of cozy evenings. It is a recipe I love sharing.
Hope your days are peaceful,
Linda
==
**Tariq Hassan - 2025-09-05 10:59 AM**
Hi all,
I grew up eating daal chawal, and for me, it’s the ultimate dish after busy days. Pairing simple rice with a deep-flavored lentil stew never fails to give me a sense of peace and warmth.
Best,
Tariq
==
**Jenna Kim - 2025-09-05 11:39 AM**
Good day,
My all-time comfort food would be a big slice of quiche, especially when made with fresh spinach and cheese. My mom taught me how to make it and now it’s my go-to when I want to treat myself.
Enjoy your meals,
Jenna
==
**Leon Walker - 2025-09-05 12:21 PM**
Friends,
Thanks for this cozy discussion! I love a classic chicken casserole, loaded with mushrooms, peas, and topped with a crisp layer of breadcrumbs. It reminds me of Sunday dinners growing up.
Stay cheerful,
Leon
==
**Dana Lee - 2025-09-05 12:59 PM**
It’s wonderful hearing about these different favorites. Food really connects us and brings back unique stories. I hope to try some new recipes soon—thanks for sharing!
Take care,
Dana
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