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Goodwill-Locks and the Three Chairs

Writer's picture: Julie HolidayJulie Holiday

Written by Julie Holiday

Sponsored by: Goodwill Industries of Akron



Once upon a time, in the charming town of Kent, Ohio, a stylish explorer named Goodwill-Locks (also known as Julie Holiday) set out on a mission. She had heard whispers of fabulous furniture finds at Goodwill Kent (2528 OH-59) and was determined to discover the perfect chair.


As she stepped inside, the treasure hunt began. A sea of thrifty delights surrounded her—lamps, tables, and racks of vintage charm—but her heart was set on finding the chair that was just right.


The first chair she spotted was a simple wooden stool. It had a nice, rustic look, but when she sat down—oh no! It was too small. "This would be great for a little accent piece," she thought, "but I need something cozier!"


Onward she went, until she discovered the second chair—an eye-catching, red Adirondack beauty. She took a seat and immediately felt like she was sinking into a lakefront getaway. But alas, it was a bit too big for her space. "I do love the bold red, though!" she mused.


Then, as if the thrift fairy had been guiding her all along, she found it—the third chair. A vintage, padded dining room chair with character, charm, and the perfect amount of cushion. She sat down and smiled. "Ahh, now this is just right!"


With price tags ranging from $5 to $20, Goodwill Kent proved once again that fabulous finds don’t have to break the bank. As Goodwill-Locks made her way to the checkout, she knew she had found a chair with history, comfort, and a new home—hers.


And so, with a heart full of thrifted joy, she lived happily ever after... until her next Goodwill adventure!

 
 
 

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