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Posted by GRM on March 01, 2003 at 04:06:59 from (216.65.162.226):
In Reply to: Oh Oh I am in big trouble now. posted by Kelly C on February 28, 2003 at 21:57:14:
Kelly, I'd been in this marriage game for over 30 years. Soooooo here's what I have done in the case of: "Don't you buy other thing" 1. Start with: Lets go out for supper tonight. 2. Tell her how much you love and understand how hard she works. 3. Tell her how much you like working on tractors and that it keeps you happy and busy at home where she can keep an eye on yeah. 4. DON'T tell her about the tractor till a few weeks after you have done all thee above. Know this is important.............NEVER tell the the "mrs" about the new addition when cas flow is low! I wait till payday or when cash flow is high. Timing is everything!!!! When you know she is in a good mood or when she may have done something that dosen't set well with you. He's your chance to show her how much you love her, by just not making a big deal about her mistake! In sweet loving voice tell her about the tractor. Know 1 or 2 things are going to happen??? 1 she may let you have it with both barrels or 2 she just might fold her arms and say "how much" be sure to tell it's a deal of a lifetime. Then you may either have to RUN or you will be getting the silent treatment for a awhile. I have used this plan a few times and it has worked ohhhhh about 50/50. But for the most part she will forgive yeah. Good Luck. GRM
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