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Pastimes : Let's Talk About Our Feelings!!!

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To: Thomas C. White who wrote (44231)7/6/1999 4:49:00 PM
From: Jacques Chitte  Read Replies (2) of 108807
 
I'm racking my memory to see what of my worldly possessions came into jeopardy once I got married. Mostly what i brought was welcomed. Cookware - the good stuff, copper and calphalon and sharp German knives. An operational car.
Furniture was acquired by mutual consent or opportunity - so I don't carry a burden of guilt for the really ugly stuff.
The only things that seem to have suffered attrition were items of clothing. Since they were the same ones I'd worn when starting undergrad seven years earlier, there is a certain mercy there. Most of my clothes (except jeans and underwear, and we men have a way of getting every last gasp of use out of a set of briefs) were made of space-age fibers that were utterly impervious to the indignities of age or wear. I particularly remember a passel of nylon socks. I never ever suffered Sock Attrition until I started sharing laundry duty. Then there was this great sucking sound from the black hole that is part of any drier.

But here is a situation where Wife knows that she needs to stay sharp with her Strategic Thinking. She has some stuff that is an intermittent focus of my ... attention. There is less of it now, well since the Moth Incident performed quite a triage on her hideous dog-stained Ecuadorian rugs and tapestries.
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