Posted by dave2 on December 10, 2010 at 12:13:45 from (139.139.35.70):
In Reply to: Gotta do it. posted by jdemaris on December 10, 2010 at 06:50:48:
Stop by the local coffee shop or bar and ask the divorced barflies how many times they went shopping with their wives.........
My wife isn't much of a shopper, online shopping is too easy here. we have an IKEA about 20 miles away though that we hit every month or so for breakfast and walkthrough that ends up looking at smelly things like candles the smell of new textile (maybe it's the mothballs) that gives my sinus' he!!. I stand up to it like a champ though. Payback is her finding oldtimer tractor get togethers and beerfests through the summer and driving me there (at least driving me home after a few bratwurst and prezels and the beer to wash them down).
Go shopping now cause the time'll come that you'll wish you could.
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