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HI: Possibly useful: get a bed side table -- the kind that is adjustable vertical and is used over the bed for bed ridden patients. I have some second hand ones-- they have casters and roll around. Additional table top area can be added using flat head screws, wood or bolts & nuts. I have used mine for many things from table for slide projector to computer stand. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~RSM comment above~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ At 09:03 AM 6/27/99 , you wrote: >Both my husband and I spend a great deal of time in the kitchen cooking >all sorts of things. It is an engrossing hobby for both of us. But it >is increasingly difficult for both of us (me for PD reasons and Vic for >orthopedic reasons) to stand and chop, mince etc. The kitchen table is >inconvenient because there is no sink in it (of course) and high stools >at the sink make us sit sideways and are hard on the back. > >Do any of you knowledgeable people know of a sturdy shelf that would >attach easily--perhaps a clamp--and extend out from a kitchen counter so >that there is room for a sitting person to get knees under it? >I used to get a lot of self-help magazines, but since I never ordered >anything they ceased to come. > >There may be an entirely different approach to this problem (and some of >you might have already solved it) so, all suggestions would be very >welcome. > >Thanking this multi-talented group in advance, > >Nancy Shlaes deGrazia (62,dx57) > FOR YOUR INFO. REPLY OPPTIONAL RICHARD S. MURDOCK 508 852-5097 E-MAIL: [log in to unmask] LAUGH OR SMILE OFTEN