I don’t know how it was in many of your homes. I just knew, understood and respected, “Grandpa’s chair”. Grandpa’s chair was off limits. Even when he was away from his chair. I was lucky to have both Grandpas. So I understand the etiquette of what it meant. Kids these days do not: A) understand B) don’t care.
Which brings it back around to me. I have a recliner. It doesn’t hurt my back as much as sitting on the sofa. Everyone know it’s my chair! So why is it that EVERY TIME I step away from it for a short period someone or something is sitting in MY chair.
I have to shush them away. Which has made me wonder how my plan will work and make them skedaddle. It’s a word. How it came to be? I don’t know, but I’ve been told to skedaddle. It means get gone or go away, if you prefer. I’ve thought about using caution tape and the bright orange cones. That doesn’t seem to be a viable option for me. *sigh* I’d have to hold the cone just to sit. The cats love using it as a way to JUMP up to lounge around ON TOP of my laptop. The kitten even enjoys a stroll across keyboard. She’s opened apps and things I didn’t even know I had!
I suppose I’m just going to have to do what I do when a major rule gets broken. Chase everyone around the house with a spray bottle. I can see it now. I’m going to add vinegar to it too.
Does anyone else know about Grandpa’s chair? Or maybe you have one of your own? *ahem* Asking for a friend. Lol
Beer farts. That’s how grandpa kept us out of his chair. For particularly stubborn offenders, add pickled eggs.
You’re welcome.