On the DEWLine 2.0: Dwight Williams

I had a chair problem start on Sunday: two of the wheel assemblies in my office chair just snapped right under me. Bought the chair barely half a year ago because the older office chair was starting to lean a bit to one side.

Bought the chair from Jysk barely half a year ago because the older office chair was starting to lean a bit to one side.

In theory, I could find replacement parts and install them myself. I don't think I can find the right part(s), though. Not fast enough. The chair that broke is a Snertinge from Jysk. Bought it six months ago. I'm currently down to two options from Staples:

1) Serta Brinkley
2) Staples Turcotte Luxura

Recommendations, anyone?

Anyone using a Bissell MyAir device at home or office? Or in their home office?

Looking for opinions.

I feel respected.

https://www.bbc.com/culture/article/20210430-cluttercore-the-joy-of-a-maximalist-home

Things that got done today:

• Kept up the job search.
• Tried to push onward with CPAP acquisition paperwork.
• Mowed the front lawn.
• Got some sketchbook time in.
• Got walking exercise.
• Updated my Affinity design software.
• Returned an overdue book to the library without drama.
• Stayed in touch with family.
• Stayed in touch with friends.

Adding tonight:

• Watching an interview of a respected author of political satire (Terry Fallis).

I don't own a car. I don't drive. But I live in a house that has a driveway, and that driveway has to be kept clear enough to get at least a single car/van/truck/police cruiser/ambulance in and out safely enough. Which, these days, often falls to me, with snowblower and shovel(s).

Overnight, the city's snowplows re-complicated that process. With a metre-tall hard-packed windrow. I think I managed to clear enough of that obstruction, but one of the household shovels had its handle grip snap off in mid-chopdown, and a second is about to have its plastic "blade" break into pieces sooner or later. This is not going to be fun to deal with, I expect.

(Have since found that handle grips are available as a separate product.)

From 2009. It applies to me first of all.

I've seen some weird ones myself around Ottawa-Gatineau. So this sampling from metro Toronto doesn't seem too bizarre.

How about where you live?