with a place to sit in all those difficult places, but to actually help you sit better for improved health, breathing and body alignment. The way it works is that if we are sitting with bad posture, your internal organs can get cramped, especially your lungs which, if compressed by bad posture, cannot open to…
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Back a million years ago when I was first starting out in the world of health care to become a recreational therapist, I found myself in a course that was taught by a woman who had started out in television and film way back in the golden era of television. She loved to illustrate various…
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Quick-Seat Chairs have a knack for being able to insinuate themselves into unique spaces while adding their own special quality. Take, for instance, when people decide to downsize from their larger homes or living spaces but still want to enjoy the activities they had before. Such is the case with a client who recently moved…
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If you’re like me, you love doing crossword puzzles. For years before the Quick-Seat Chair came into my life, I would often see the crossword clue “four letter word for elevator person,” and I would be absolutely stumped. And, I’d have to get out my trusty, dog-eared crossword solver dictionary to find out what it…
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When The Maltese Falcon was released in Hollywood in 1941 starring Humphrey Bogart and Mary Astor along with a thrilling cast of characters, no one could have known that one of the lines spoken by Bogart’s character, Sam Spade, would become a catch phrase. Movie-goers also wouldn’t have guessed that in the last segment of…
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As a diehard fan of the legendary Dr. Who television series since the 1960’s and seeing every single episode ever made since then, it’s hard for me not to relate my TV/Movie world with my everyday reality, which is how the Quick-Seat Time Travel Chronicles got started a few years back, chronicling time travel adventures…
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Everyone loves and needs a bit of adventure. It’s only natural. If you’re like me, you don’t enjoy walking as a pastime or exercise program, just ambling along with no particular function. But, what I do like, what I discovered during the lock-down of 2020, was that I absolutely adore going out in search of…
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When I was a kid growing up in the 1950’s and 60’s, there was a popular television series, The Millionaire. Mysteriously, each week a well-dressed polite stranger would arrive at a new home or apartment, ring the front door bell and introduced himself. He was Mr. Anthony, played by Marvin Miller. Briefly, he would explain…
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Sometimes the best thing we can do is simply get up and move away from our desk, or change our scenery, create a stop-gap in our brain from what a feels like a problem solving explosion. We need a 180° change from where we are at the moment. I learned all about this and developed…
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When Rex Stout began writing the Nero Wolfe detective stories for a series of very engaging novels back in 1934, he created a character so captivating and so large in life, it was hard for people to stop reading them. Popularity grew, along with fictional character Wolfe’s waistline, and his abomination for much physical activity;…
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