Now I will speak to YOU of office chairs!

[sistawendy]

I went with a used Aeron chair by Herman Miller. Still spendy, but worth it: after a full day in front of the work 'pooter, my back is much happier than usual, thank Goddess! It seems solidly built, but only time will tell.

In the process of taking the old chair downstairs to the Wendling's cave, I banged a wheel into a wall and knocked off a couple of square inches of drywall skin. I have spackled and painted it. Do office chairs resent rejection? If so, hey, I'm not into that kind of pain in a relationship.

I wonder what my son is going to do with the yoga mats wrapped around the arms of that chair.

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[trystbat]

I do think the Aeron will last. This one that I got shows no signs of giving out, & I have no idea how old it is. My mom got it when one of the companies she worked for was bought out, she had it for years, then she upgraded & gave this to me about the time the pandemic started. I spend all day, all week in it now!

[sistawendy]

Yeah, what you said about your chair earlier was a factor. It was more money, but I'm willing to bet that's worth it in the long run.

I felt way-hay-hay better this morning when I got out of bed than usual: no stiffness in my back! This may be the best $700 I've spent in a long time.

[trystbat]

Huzzah!!!