I held on to these beliefs until I had E and got into the whole waking-up-a-gagillion-times-a-night-to-feed-him-thing. And then I begged, flat out pleaded with Mickey that we needed to buy me a recliner. Because when we were in Whitefish, I used Grandma Dorothy's sweet, old, pink recliner. And it fit me. It was comfortable. I fell asleep in it, while nursing E at some ungodly hour. I slept for a long time. Or at least it felt like a long time. He slept for a long time. It was magic.
In my hour of need, I was willing to forgive the hideous dusty rose color. I was willing to ignore the weird not-velvet velvet fabric. Even the little buttons that gave it that not-appealing tufting. Hmph, who cares when you can multi-task so perfectly - sleep? Feed a baby? Without neck kinks? Sign me up!
Well, low and behold, my fave designer from my high school days, Todd Oldham, got together with Lazyboy a few years back. And he made some great changes to both their chair designs and their fabrics! Which should come as no surprise, as I'm pretty sure he started out as a fabric designer...or at least he used to make his own fabrics. Anywho, I digress. Behold the matching of comfort and cool fabric:
Check back in 6 to 8 weeks for photos of this little beauty in the O living room! Wheeee!



