Gear Talk - For Wives Only

[D. R. Miller]

To follow up the latest Gear talk on "Finding your own tone" a session for wives only on "Finding your tone II - Why your husband needs another guitar"

I try to explain it to her but she just doesn't understand so maybe if she hears it from Griff on an official webinar she'll be more understanding.

Dennis

 

[Griff]

Or perhaps a "Christmas Gift Buying Guide For Wives?"

 

[mountain man]

To follow up the latest Gear talk on "Finding your own tone" a session for wives only on "Finding your tone II - Why your husband needs another guitar"

I try to explain it to her but she just doesn't understand so maybe if she hears it from Griff on an official webinar she'll be more understanding.

Dennis

Just play her today's webinar and that should help?

 

[LoriB]

Hopefully the gift buying guide works on husbands too

"Honey, I don't really need any more jewelry, but have you seen the latest Sweetwater catalog? I dog eared a few pages for you."

 

[Paul W]

Hopefully the gift buying guide works on husbands too

"Honey, I don't really need any more jewelry, ......"

Hahahahaha - er, no, that ain't happening in my house.

 

[MarkDyson]

What we need around here is a sporting goods store specializing in golf right next to a music store specializing in guitar gear. My spousal unit and I could shop at the same time, meet in the middle, and trade rationalizations.

 

[Steve_Sawyer]

What we need around here is a sporting goods store specializing in golf right next to a music store specializing in guitar gear. My spousal unit and I could shop at the same time, meet in the middle, and trade rationalizations.

Oooohhh...

Be careful what you wish for. Marcy is a gardener. I'm a woodworker and luthier. Instead of exchanging Christmas gifts, we did a road-trip to London Ontario over the Christmas holidays a few years ago to visit one of Lee Valley's brick-and-mortar stores. They sell very high-end tools for gardening and woodworking. We kept egging each other on, and I was afraid we were going to go over the $1000 duty-free limit at the border!!

A VERY dangerous convergence!

 

[PapaBear]

Oooohhh...

Be careful what you wish for. Marcy is a gardener. I'm a woodworker and luthier. Instead of exchanging Christmas gifts, we did a road-trip to London Ontario over the Christmas holidays a few years ago to visit one of Lee Valley's brick-and-mortar stores. They sell very high-end tools for gardening and woodworking. We kept egging each other on, and I was afraid we were going to go over the $1000 duty-free limit at the border!!

A VERY dangerous convergence!

Sounds like next time you should take separate vehicles!