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<p>[QUOTE="DanB, post: 9878462, member: 88119"]It is a handsome chair - at least I think so. And it’s comfortable. And strong. Which kind of means by the definition of a chair it continues to serve its purpose. And it’s been a part of my mum’s home for decades so has memories attached to it. On that basis it’s probably not firewood, but maybe that depends on one’s criteria for what makes a piece of furniture worth preserving, or one’s attitude to life in general. If it has no monetary value it’s for the incinerator? I’m inclined to see your post as just a bit presumptuous.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="DanB, post: 9878462, member: 88119"]It is a handsome chair - at least I think so. And it’s comfortable. And strong. Which kind of means by the definition of a chair it continues to serve its purpose. And it’s been a part of my mum’s home for decades so has memories attached to it. On that basis it’s probably not firewood, but maybe that depends on one’s criteria for what makes a piece of furniture worth preserving, or one’s attitude to life in general. If it has no monetary value it’s for the incinerator? I’m inclined to see your post as just a bit presumptuous.[/QUOTE]
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