The 6 Stages Of Mourning A Sears Store

Saying goodbye to two Toronto Sears stores that closed their doors on Sunday was an emotional experience for some.

RIP, Eaton Centre and Sherway Gardens locations. We’ll miss you.

Depression

"Standing in the depressingly empty Sears at the Eaton Centre. 'My Heart Will Go On' is playing over the speakers. Hold on a second, Sears and I are having a moment."

Dismay

Empty Sears at Eaton Centre looks pretty creepy. pic.twitter.com/bhydWnCNR3
— Trenton Millar (@TrentoniusM) February 18, 2014

Guilt

I feel like a vulture. Third trip to car with my pickings from #SherwaySears closing but dress pants for $11..c'mon! pic.twitter.com/uLZgFI9REZ
— Kathryn Ashby (@kj_ashby) February 1, 2014

Compassion

I definitely feel for those @SearsCA employees. http://t.co/fbk2ksSAHQ
— Scenes From A City (@ScenesFromACity) February 24, 2014

Pity

Whenever I feel bad about myself I take a walk through Eaton Centre Sears and remind myself that at least I'm not Eaton Centre Sears
— Hayley Jones (@hayleyjones11) February 12, 2014

Acceptance

No more #Sears at the Eaton Centre #GoneForever
— Jonathan Collie (@JonathanCollie) February 24, 2014

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