A Pleasant Conundrum

When I started my latest foray into woodworking I concentrated on making toys because there were so many families with young kids moving into the neighborhood. I ended up making 53 different toys and the expressions on children's faces when they come into my shop and looked up at the shelves is something that will stay with me for life. A toy made in my shop was never sold, always given with the only request of a personally made thank you card. These are my treasures and I keep them on the walls and fridge in the shop. Now the kids are all older and no longer come in to ask me to bring down this or that for closer inspection. Somedays it's just too quiet. Then my newest client just across the alley was introduced and became "neighbor George". The shelves are now becoming bare as George takes home the toys waiting for an owner. His family during the summer would sit outside under their awning and I noticed George had no chair. He just had his 3rd birthday and this is his chair with a modified Adirondack style but built to promote good posture as well. His mother tells me he takes it wherever he goes so he always has a seat. Thanks neighbor George for being my latest little buddy.