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Posted by River Bottom Farmer on April 25, 2006 at 14:36:47 from (64.12.116.65):
Came home from work with a new mig welder and a snap on hand held sand blaster about thirty minutes ago.The wife just left for work and boy was she mad.She has just recently started back to work after being a stay at home mom for the last eight years and in that time I haven't purchased anything big as far as tools are concerned simply couldnt afford it. Hope she gets over it soon. I informed her that she would have to start making her own car payment,and that didnt go over real good.Shes been working again for almost five months and she has been blowing all her money since she has always had my check to pay all the bills with she assumed that she would have no financial duties. Just gave her a reality check I think. All the same shes mad as he!! Give me some advice guys did I do wrong or does she just need to relax? Hope to hear from you River Bottom Farmer
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