Sometimes, being married to an engineer means not having anything new, because handiness is his middle name, and he keeps fixing things so they run forever. Or his connections in the techno-electronical world make him able to bring home another older-style gizmo to surprise you with.
And sometimes, you appreciate the gift more than other times.
Tim brought me a monitor today. Not a flat screen, micron-thin panel do-jobby, but one with light behind the images and the words. What a difference!
I love that geeky guy.
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I have to say, from watching my engineering brother-in-law and others, that you are absolutely right in not obtaining anything new. But perhaps the consistent level-headedness makes up for it too? ;-)
You hit the nail on the level head, Leisel. Thanks.
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