Thanks for all the feedback. I was going to ask our realtor about the lockbox removal options, but we sold! I didn't respond right away because I wanted to get thru the inspection without jinxing myself. It's a relief to have privacy again. I appreciate the responses because if we were still on the market I would definitely take the advice. LauraNJ, my realtor thought it was unprofessional, but I got the sense he didn't want to do more than call it to her attention in case they did come thru with an offer at some point. I'm glad they aren't the buyers. Ncrealestateguy, thanks for your response. I hadn't thought of it as trespassing, but you were right. I used that word when talking to my realtor and I think it helped him realize how mad I was and how seriously I was taking the situation.

Good for you, Gina!! Just "toot" all you want!!! Isn't it great when people start buying your treasures?? :-) I have a ton of winter projects waiting on me too. Fantastic collection from yard sales, flea markets, and "curbside shopping" on trash day!! DH finally realized he isn't going to stop me, so he made me a long stick with a hook on the end so I can retrieve all those goodies from dumpsters. I believe he thought it would be much less embarrassing to have me poking around in those dumpsters with a stick than have to call 911 to get ME out!!! :-) Have fun with your kitchen walls and HAPPY PAINTING!!! Lyn

Urlee, I thought you would recognize this. I didn't realize you wrote the original tut to it though. WOW! Elaine, the tut is posted at the link below. It is a very small group of us who have just started learning PSP within the last several months. Mallory has been so patient and kind in helping us along. Here is a link that might be useful: Buzzard Tut

Laurie, might be a good idea to include the scientific name for the plant as well. Would you be referring to some form of Cissus? Many times a "common" name might be used for more than one type of plant or might not be used at all in some areas of the country/world. (For a non-plant example ... some folks may be unfamiliar with the creature known in some areas as a "puma", since in their area it might be commonly called a 1 Puma 2 ******** 3 Couguar 4 Panther 5 Panthere 6 Painter 7 Catamount 8 WIld Cat 9 American Lion 10 California Lion 11 Silver Lion 12 Mountain Devil 13 Mountain Lion 14 Mountain Demon 15 Mountain Tiger 16 Mountain Cat 17 Purple Panther 18 Tiger 19 Tyger 20 Lion 21 Lyon 22 Deer Tiger 23 Deer-killer 24 Pampas-cat 25 Mexican Lion 26 Indian Devil 27 Red Tiger 28 Brazilian Cat 29 Bender 30 Brown Tiger 31 Poltroon Tiger 32 Sneak-cat 33 Tyger of America 34 Mountain Screamer 35 Rocky Mountain Lion 36 Black Puma 37 King-cat 38 Varmint 39 American Panther 40 Great Panther 41. Catamountain 42. Cat-o-mountain or, as many know it, [entry #2] a cougar. :-) )