Elizabeth Edwards opens furniture store in NC

[RamboLiberal]

Source: Breitbart.com/AP

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) - The wife of former North Carolina Sen. and presidential candidate John Edwards has opened a furniture store.

Multiple media outlets report that Elizabeth Edwards opened the store called Red Window in downtown Chapel Hill on Saturday. Edwards says the store will be similar to The Red Door, a charity store her mother managed in Japan.

John Edwards also attended the opening.



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Good luck with it Elizabeth!

[polichick]

1. Good news - I've heard her say she wanted to do that. nt

[graywarrior]

2. I hope she's not selling any dining room tables...lol!

[MannyGoldstein]

3. If John's Involved, It Will Be Rent-To-Own

Precisely the kind of stuff his hedge fund financed.

Why she keeps company with him is beyond me.

[Hissyspit]

6. The two worst things that ever happened to Elizabeth Edwards

had nothing to do with John Edward's character.

I may stop by there tomorrow and check it out if they're open on Sunday and I'll report back on what I find.

[madmax]

4. I love this woman

She isn't sitting around waiting for her life to end. She seizes it by the horns and keeps on going. She's an inspiration to me since we have something in common.

You rock, Elizabeth.

[tomm2thumbs]

5. so many wood jokes, so little time

(sigh)

[harmonicon]

7. rich people are just adorable (nt)

[undeterred]

8. I fail to see why this is LBN.

[depakid]

9. What a strange thing to do in the middle of a recession....

[WorseBeforeBetter]

10. Unemployment in The Triangle isn't as bad...

as the rest of the state. Our housing market has been hit, but not nearly as negatively as other parts of the country. I went to a Raleigh mall today to take advantage of sales, and the place was MOBBED; short of Christmas, I've never seen it so packed. And judging by the number of shopping bags being toted around, people were spending. Chapel Hill is a college town with a diverse student body, local money, and wealthy retirees -- I imagine she'll do just fine.