Eulogy for a Comfy Chair...
Apr. 11th, 2004 02:59 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
newnumber6So, I lost my comfy chair today. My dad and stepmother wanted me to throw it out in preparation for the cleaning and such. I wasn't planning on moving with it anyway, but I'd have liked to keep it until I did.
It was an ugly chair easy, with a horrible brown rustic farmland patern on it. And it was falling apart; it had long broke off the legs and was just resting comfortably... well, right on top of the legs.
And sure, it was falling apart. The top had to be repeatedly duct taped lest it spray yellow bits of foam stuffing everywhere (which it did anyway).
But it was _so_ comfy. I could sit in it in almost any position and be comfy. I could practically lie down in it if I wanted (and it wasn't a lazy-boy type that bends back). It was the perfect height and position for my computer system, with the armrests being perfect for holding one of the computer keyboards.
I have another chair, but it's not the right height, I can't easily use the mouse, and well, it's just not comfy.
Goodbye, Comfy Chair, I shall miss you.
It was an ugly chair easy, with a horrible brown rustic farmland patern on it. And it was falling apart; it had long broke off the legs and was just resting comfortably... well, right on top of the legs.
And sure, it was falling apart. The top had to be repeatedly duct taped lest it spray yellow bits of foam stuffing everywhere (which it did anyway).
But it was _so_ comfy. I could sit in it in almost any position and be comfy. I could practically lie down in it if I wanted (and it wasn't a lazy-boy type that bends back). It was the perfect height and position for my computer system, with the armrests being perfect for holding one of the computer keyboards.
I have another chair, but it's not the right height, I can't easily use the mouse, and well, it's just not comfy.
Goodbye, Comfy Chair, I shall miss you.
