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<p>[QUOTE="necollectors, post: 1739644, member: 12723"]The newer generations...sadly.. do not (for the most part) have off on Sunday like well all did in my generation( we went to church and then family came over for dinner) THAT is gone thank you to the almighty dollar. Families are always running here with John and there with Sue...not even are husband and wife or partners home at the same time, let alone to dine together. So naturally WHY the need for a dining room. They never entertain at home, and if the do it is wine and snacks, no one cooks much either. Sad commentary on the morphing of society, but this is just my opinion. If you look around, most even if they are ARE dining together have a phone in their hands, they text each other across the table...CRAZY.</p><p><br /></p><p>LOL...after my rant, that said...they cost less than Walmart chairs that are made from metal or pressboard that will gas off formaldehyde...I would rather have the Thomasville, update them with new seat covers they will last another 50 years.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="necollectors, post: 1739644, member: 12723"]The newer generations...sadly.. do not (for the most part) have off on Sunday like well all did in my generation( we went to church and then family came over for dinner) THAT is gone thank you to the almighty dollar. Families are always running here with John and there with Sue...not even are husband and wife or partners home at the same time, let alone to dine together. So naturally WHY the need for a dining room. They never entertain at home, and if the do it is wine and snacks, no one cooks much either. Sad commentary on the morphing of society, but this is just my opinion. If you look around, most even if they are ARE dining together have a phone in their hands, they text each other across the table...CRAZY. LOL...after my rant, that said...they cost less than Walmart chairs that are made from metal or pressboard that will gas off formaldehyde...I would rather have the Thomasville, update them with new seat covers they will last another 50 years.[/QUOTE]
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