Turquoise Lawn Chair
In an effort to add a whimsical touch to my new office space,
Marsha and I found this great TLC at Target...and for just $16!
So we carried it out to the car to load up...to load up...to LOAD up...
OOOOOPS!
through a multitude of entry points,(in 104 degree heat, I might add),
something really miraculous occurred!
A nice couple walked past us, chuckling just a bit at our predicament,
and in the heat of the moment, I blurted out, "Would you be able
to help us here? You look like a smart man."
to help us here? You look like a smart man."
The wife commented that he was indeed a smart man--an engineer, in fact,
and, as it turned out, a recently retired engineering professor from TTU
out enjoying his early days of retirement, which apparently
include Friday morning trips to Target with his wife.
and, as it turned out, a recently retired engineering professor from TTU
out enjoying his early days of retirement, which apparently
include Friday morning trips to Target with his wife.
Anyway, after a few seconds of assessing the situation, he managed
to maneuver the chair quite handily into the backseat of the car.
to maneuver the chair quite handily into the backseat of the car.
(I'm sure he used some mathematical equations, coupled with his
brilliant spatial-relations skills to make it look so very easy.)
brilliant spatial-relations skills to make it look so very easy.)
After thanking him profusely, (sorry, I didn't get a photo)
we got in the car...we got in the car...OOOOPS!
we got in the car...we got in the car...OOOOPS!
We eventually got into the car,
with Marsha folded neatly into the backseat,
with Marsha folded neatly into the backseat,
and headed back to the office to try out the TLC.
After thirty minutes in the office parking lot attempting to remove
the chair from the car, without the aid of an engineer,
(by now it was at least 106 degrees)
it was finally released from its wedging in the backseat,
and we were off again, making our way to the eleventh floor,
whereupon it was revealed quite quickly that the TLC was just not
"the look we were going for".
Who knew?
So we snapped these photos with TLC & MM
for old times' sake:
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