I just found this one on overstock.com. I really like it but am SO scare to buy chairs over the internet (I need 4 of them). What if it arrives and it is too mushy or the chair is not heavy and solid? It would cost me a fortune to send it back. I have not found what I want in a regular store so I might have to turn to the web! Help!!

Hi Mr. R, You're not ignorant, perhaps just new to Internet and texting shorthand. It's not just here on the gardenweb forums, but other internet forums too, as well as Twitter and other social networking sites. I first encountered the "D words" some years ago on my Weight Watchers support group forum. So, and I don't know the linguistic history as far as how this became the convention, but "D" anything stands for "dear" and then insert family member. So my DH, DD, and DS would refer to my dear husband, daughter, and son, respectively. Doesn't matter if you think they're actually dear, or a PITA (pain in the hind end), that's just the shorthand for referring to them. Sometimes you have to take in the context, because DS could also be your sister. The in-law members are MIL, SIL, BIL, etc., which would be mother, sister (or son), and brother in law, respectively. KD was new to me here on the KF (kitchen forum) and stands for Kitchen Designer, someone many people who participate on this forum can afford to hire, but not I. Since I've been researching in anticipation of remodeling my kitchen in a few years, I've run across that term elsewhere on the Internet. There are blogs and sites that list a lot of Internet shorthand abbreviations. If you google, "what does DH stand for on Internet," for example, you can find these sites. HTH! TIA! (Hope this helps! Thanks in advance!) :-) ETA (edited to add): I appreciate the shorthand abbreviations because 98% of my posts are written on my phone and the abbreviations make it a little easier.) Sincerely, Debbie

You're going to have to find and sit in on the spot to be sure it's comfortable for you.

Not sure if this link will work. I used the Four Hands Banana Leaf counter stool to "de-countrify"my kitchen. If the link doesn't work, just google it. The stools add a wonderful texture and the backs are not not high. They are also very sturdy. https://www.google.com/search?q=banana+leaf+counter+stools&rlz=1C1GCEB_enUS814US814&oq=banana+leaf+coun&aqs=chrome.0.0j69i57j0l4.10191j1j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8