Where do Drafts save to in Lion Mail V.5

So on my Laptop I have Snow Leopard and I saved a draft in Mail v4.5. I go to my iMac Mail v5.0 with Lion and it doesn't a drafts area.
So where did my draft actually save to?
And what happens if I was using web mail on my own server to save a draft and then try to access it in my mail client on my iMac?
What was wrong with the single mail view header in Mail v4.5?
In the new header their isn't a button to my address book… Their isn't a "Save As Draft" no colors button. So 3 out of the nine buttons I usually have on my mail address aren't even availble on the new mail client? Why?
None of these user interfaces were well thought out in my mind and I'd really like my drafts folder back as it syncs with my own IMAP mail server… Along with the icons "Save As Draft" "Address" and "Colors" in the single mail message header.

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Message was edited by: leroydouglas
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To Mac OS X Lion Product Manager:
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