New Recliners

Old gal says she's gonna buy a pair of new Lazy Boys. Not doing anything next weekend, guess she'll drag me to homemakers. Dang this old one is around 18 years old. Ya the material on the arms is worn smooth, ya there might be a spring a little loose under the seat, but dog gone it, I've spent a lotta hours in it, especially the last year. If I gets a new cumfy one she's really gonna bellyache at me. I won't wanna get out o the darn thing. I can hear her "how come you haven't got out ta that darn chair and fed those bees" or "I see some weeds growing in MY garden, how come you ain't pulled them yet"?? Sorta makes looking at these young gals a little easier to do. Homemakers ain't far from Menard's, I'll bet she'll find something that I need to do with stuff from there too. She said last night, "look up a train trip you would like to take". The one I found starts in Chicago, runs to SanFran, with lots o stops. Then you gets on a cruse ship with lots o stops and go thru the Panama Canal. Wind up in Florida. I been to Panama years ago. They got the best rum drinks there, made with stuff you can't get here and fresh fruit picked outta the jungle that morning. Only cost about $6500.00 each + air fare. I just got THE look. Guess I'll be gone by Myself on this one or picking a cheaper one. Oh well.

While returning from doctors office, because having my gizzard removed, we stopped at a Lazy Boy place. I picked out a nice electric controlled one. I thought about a bit and decided that I was recovering nicely and could get along without it.

WE have the powered ones. I wouldn't do it again. Too slow to lay back or get up.Aggravating as hell! Hard to find a recliner that the headrest is correct on too. JMHO, Tracy

We have 2 Lazy boys we have had for close to 30 years and the fabric we have wears like iron.  Still look good and surprising how long they have lasted.

Everyone around here are buying catnapper recliners now. They will lay completely flat and quality appears to be equal or better than Lazy Boy