oceanblueeyes
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YEP!! Matching MY..
So did Michelle have a smaller SUV? Sorry to ask this late but I havent been able to keep up with all the trial.
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YEP!! Matching MY..
Yes there is a WOW!! No spouse should have to ASK if he or she can buy something, bring something home or do something..... You can discuss it but its like he HAD to get permission before he could bring it home....
For example this weekend Im going to buy the Paula Deen cookware set... Did I ask my husband if I could or if I could bring a set home?? No... When he wants to buy new tools he doesnt ask.. We talk about it, but we dont ask permission... Asking ur spouse if you can do something makes him or her look controlling..Hmmm!!!
I guess the defense will continue with the eye witnesses seeing cars at the home, maybe Cindy Beaver will be next.
Travis Branch, the newspaper man was called as a rebuttal last time in the state's case, I am not sure if and how he will come in.
Yes, IMO absolutely normal for spouses to consult each other about furniture and artwork for in the home. Not so much for purchasing cookware or tools.
Cookware or power tools does not equal furniture. Consulting with the spouse before bringing home a piece of furniture is not a matter of being controlled or the act of controlling.
OMG!!! No matter tools beds, tables , etc... NO ONE should have to ASK permission... BTW some tools can cost more than furniture or artwork..... I know this for a fact since my hubby is a mechanic...
OMG!!! No matter tools beds, tables , etc... NO ONE should have to ASK permission... BTW some tools can cost more than furniture or artwork..... I know this for a fact since my hubby is a mechanic...
I think permission is the wrong word. I will always consult my partner before a major purchase. Specially if he will be having to sit on it, sleep on it, look at it every day. He does the same. Otherwise, I would be single and do whatever I wanted. jmho