pragmatism is a good sifter
hey, if it's comfy and won't buckle under the load of a heavy neighbor, why not? as for me, i think it's tough to argue with the classic adirondack chair. [the real one made of painted wood and not the plastic wanna-be.] part of what i like about it is that i have a difficult time getting out of it, which could very well be a safety feature [of sorts], because if i can't quite muster up that much energy to get up, i must not be done sitting yet.
anyway, i have a small pile of nice, rough-sawn yellow cedar [reclaimed from old utility poles] given to me by a friend. i intend to make a couple of adirondacks for the yard. they won't be nearly as portable as your hm chair, but the price is right.
speaking of lawn chairs, i always take my beat-up, old aluminum-tube framed, redwood-slatted lawn chair to my son's baseball games. everyone else is sitting in these newfangled things that collapse and look way too much like a vermin trap. i sometimes get looks as if maybe i drive an edsel and don't own a toaster.
the point? i suppose if you like it, and it serves you well, go for it.
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