If you don't draw yours, I won't draw mine. A police officer, working in the small town that he lives in, focusing on family and shooting and coffee, and occasionally putting some people in jail.
If you don't want your spouse or significant other to really resent your pastime or hobby, then you better get it packed up and organized tight before attempting to move from one residence to another.
Labels: life interfering with fun, marriage, public service message
posted by Matt G @ 12:37 AM
I think that there's bound to be a way to serve myself, serve my community, and not take freedom away from good people.
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And all this time I thought it was just a matter of hiding the receipts for 6 months...
When moving from a three-bedroom house with 2-car garage and attic and storage shed to a two-bedroom renthouse with no shed, no garage, and damned little attic, you learn quick that there's a LOT more than receipts to hide.
Hope the move went nice (as that sort of thing can go, anyway).
Since all your guns are out anyway...
Howzabout some pics?
tweaker
Har!! In 29 years Air Force I moved 23 times. Never collected much of anything I couldn't hide in small spaces. Actually, I did learn your lesson after retirement, however.
Will make for some interesting discussions after you settle in, too -- it isn't over yet, not by a long shot! :-)
Good luck.
My husband must really love me, then, because the yarn moved to Hawaii and then to Texas, and I've yet to be impaled with my crochet hooks. (He's a winner, yes he is.) I think we had six boxes dedicated to yarn, and another three dedicated to books and magazines.
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