Can't view newly created folders in Mail

So here's my interesting problem, when I create new mailboxes in mail, I can no longer see them. They appear in the ~/Library/Mail/Mailboxes folder, but are inaccessible in mail. The entire "On My Mac" portion in the side bar is grayed out.

ahh so easy when you know how! thanks for your help appreciate it.
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Gordon,
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Before you try anything else, Repair Disk Permissions.
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