Furnitureland South has a whole room dedicated to Natuzzi, they are also the only ones in the area who feature a large selection of contemporary furniture. Most other places are pretty traditional, in style though you will find scattered among the various stores some contemporary styles. I would start with Furnitureland South. It is huge and you will need a good amount of time to get through the many rooms. Across the street from them is Drexel Heritage, Thomasville and Boyles. All have nice selections but perhaps not the style you are looking for. If you have time they are worth looking around in, cause you never know what you can find. the showrooms are very nice and easy to get around. The only other place I would recommend to look is in the mall downtown, Kagans had a contemporary showroom there at one time, not sure if they are still there, there is also another store there called Reflections. I think they have a store in High point,but I was in the one in Hickory. Very contemporary furniture. Look them up on the net and see if they have a store in HP. also Chamber of Commerce will send you a catalogue book of all the stores and what manufacturers they carry. Have fun!

Yes, I am still on here. Thanks for asking Marie. I have just been super busy. I have been moving kitchen and dining room furniture around and I have been taking all the dishes and things out of two big hutches. I also have been cleaning out a couple of freezers and emptying up one freezer that I am giving to daughter Terri. I still have a lot of work to do trying to get ready for a family dinner on Sunday. Yesterday afternoon was spent shopping with daughter Amber. We ate at Cracker Barrel and we both had the chicken and dumpling dinner. Really good. Today Amber and I are grocery shopping so not a lot of house work will be gotten done today. Tomorrow after a trip to the barn sale with Amber, daughter Cheryl is coming to help me with my house work and more moving of stuff. The temperature this morning before six was 80 degrees. The weather has been so hot and so humid! I hope everyone has a great day and try and keep cool. Sue

Marilyn Sue and I email each other everyday. She has been busy with things at home... She is doing well. Susie

Even if you have a case (which I find iffy) NO LAWYER IS GONNA TAKE IT! You are moaning about $5000 to fix the chimney. Suing will cost $25000 -100,0000 --- and all you would get is the $5000 at most. (And maybe not that as you could have backed out of the contract so all you would get is a few $$$ for the delay in closing if the seller is paying to fix it.) You do NOT get attorney fees on something like that. You are not gonna get 'pain and suffering'. I would never have taken you as a client --- unless you handed me a $100,000 retainer (expert witnesses, depositions all cost a lot) and singed acknowledging that you were going to spend more - a lot more - on attorney fees than you would ever collect to fix the fricking chimney or walk away from the house