Best Wife in the World

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• jvrproductions Posts: 61

  2012-01-23 09:28 edited 2012-01-23 09:28

  BIG flowers.... :cool:
• 4x5n Posts: 745

  2012-01-23 09:45 edited 2012-01-23 09:45

  Whit wrote: »

  Since we moved in late August - all of my robotics, electronics and lab tools and equipment have remained in the boxes - waiting to be unpacked.
  
  This weekend, I was on a 3 day retreat. While I was gone, my wife unpacked it all and set it up - based on how she remembered me having it.
  The best part is that her memory was very accurate! I never thought she even looked at it.
  
  Now that it is all out - even if I have a minute or two - I can play a bit!
  
  I guess it is time to get some flowers....

  
  You married a keeper!! Don't ever let her get away!
• Phil Pilgrim (PhiPi) Posts: 23,514

  2012-01-23 09:57 edited 2012-01-23 09:57

  Whit wrote:

  While I was gone, my wife unpacked it all and set it up - based on how she remembered me having it. The best part is that her memory was very accurate! I never thought she even looked at it.

  You may have some catching up to do, Whit. She's been on the forum asking questions about Spin and PASM, too.
  
  -Phil
• ElectricAye Posts: 4,561

  2012-01-23 11:30 edited 2012-01-23 11:30

  Whit wrote: »

  ... While I was gone, my wife unpacked it all and set it up......

  
  This wouldn't be a case of psychological overcompensation would it? You know what I'm talking about - like those politicians whom they catch in airport bathrooms. My wife's impulse is to bulldoze everything I own into a sinkhole, but in her heroic effort to fight that impulse, gritting her teeth the entire time, she sometimes picks up even more stuff for me when she sees a dumpster overflowing with hardware.
• erco Posts: 20,261

  2012-01-23 13:42 edited 2012-01-23 13:42

  Whit. Your wife is a real sweetheart, and she is truly the best wife in the world for you.
  
  My wife is the best wife in the world for me.
  
  Ken's wife is the best wife in the world for Ken.
  
  etc etc etc. Let's carefully diffuse this ticking time bomb before someone gets hurt...
  
  They're all perfect and wonderful and we couldn't possibly live without them. I don't say that lightly; I'm fully aware that McNuggets now come in a 100-piece bucket !
• Paul Sr. Posts: 435

  2012-01-23 13:56 edited 2012-01-23 13:56

  Whit wrote: »

  Since we moved in late August - all of my robotics, electronics and lab tools and equipment have remained in the boxes - waiting to be unpacked.
  
  This weekend, I was on a 3 day retreat. While I was gone, my wife unpacked it all and set it up - based on how she remembered me having it.
  The best part is that her memory was very accurate! I never thought she even looked at it.
  
  Now that it is all out - even if I have a minute or two - I can play a bit!
  
  I guess it is time to get some flowers....

  
  VERY smart woman - she will get the rest of the house back.....
• Humanoido Posts: 5,770

  2012-01-23 20:01 edited 2012-01-23 20:01

  Whit, that's remarkable! You're a lucky man!
  It's really nice to hear about the good deeds
  that people can do for others. It would be cool
  to have a thread for this.
• LoopyByteloose Posts: 12,537

  2012-01-25 03:46 edited 2012-01-25 03:46

  I suppose I will have to get one some day, but I fear I'd pass away before she got properly trained.