eastern furniture is locating in the bay area, northern california. The store is right off central expressway. The building is big and looks nice, but the surroundings are so so. The salespersons are nice. We are thinking to make a big purchase from them to refurnish our family room and bedroom. Anybody could comment on it? anything regarding to service, pricing, shipping, etc is welcome! Thanks! Li

It would have taken the word sofa, it scrolls farther than the box. I asked because I don't care for posters who tease readers into opening up their post by deliberately misleading them in the subject header. That sort of thing. But I see now you didn't mean to do it. It bothers me because it takes up time to look further into a post only to find the it was not something that interested me...and it also prompts that stupid pop-up I have to then close to see the rest of the message. I wasn't sure if you were trying to be cute by not telling us what the item was. Your explanation is legit so not a problem.

well i agree with you @pekemom. If you want to loss your weight and balance your body, you must have to control on your diet and eat that things, that not effect to gain weight. Exercise is must and the common part to loss weight.

I too ordered the Brindebella Purple Prince from Hirt's, and now I'm wondering whether Hirt's is mistakenly misrepresenting it as the "Purple Prince" rose by Nola Simpson from New Zealand. Anyone know? There is a "Brindebella Purple Prince" sold wholesale by Sun Fire Nurseries in the U.S., and that's what appears to be the rose sold by Hirt's: http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.72335.2&tab=1. I'm certain this is the Hirt's-sold rose, because Hirt's sells another rose from the "Brindebella" line that Sun Fire Nurseries markets. There is a different "Purple Prince" rose bred by Nola Simpson in New Zealand and sold by Style Roses in the U.K. That's the one with the impressive photos, claims of very strong fragrance from 6"-inch blooms. http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.72745&tab=1. But the "Brindebella Purple Prince," according to the info from the patent application that is on HelpMeFind.com, was bread in Australia by Sylvia and John Gray, and the blooms are only 4". Maybe someone at Hirt's marketing team Googled "Purple Prince" and then copied and pasted the info and photos from the Style Roses website in the U.K.? Oh well. The Brindebella looks great too, and the patent application claims "complete" resistance to black spot and strongly fragrant blooms. Sounds good.