I have a twisted little secret

[massbikebabe]

My new issue of Bicycling came today filled with all the new products. So since hubby and son are gone...I HID IT FROM THEM!!!! Later on tonight I will sneak down and read from cover to cover and then offer it up to their big man print mark, binding breaking fingers. OOOOHHHH, I love this issue so!!!



karen
I am a terrible person

[Flybye]

My new issue of Bicycling came today filled with all the new products. So since hubby and son are gone...I HID IT FROM THEM!!!! Later on tonight I will sneak down and read from cover to cover and then offer it up to their big man print mark, binding breaking fingers. OOOOHHHH, I love this issue so!!!



karen
I am a terrible person

Almost as sneaky as hiding chocolate or money - NEITHER of which I have EVER done!!!

[solobiker]

I hid mine too

[IFjane]

Almost as sneaky as hiding chocolate or money - NEITHER of which I have EVER done!!!

wow, Flybye - I have hidden chocolate but never money.....why hide money?

[Geonz]

Let me know if they have turn signals

[rij73]

Awww... I just ran to my mailbox when I saw this thread, but mine isn't here yet! I waaaaaaant it!

[Flybye]

wow, Flybye - I have hidden chocolate but never money.....why hide money?

From the children, of course

Nothing diabolical.

Just so that I have some cash around if I need some in a pinch - you know - like those times I NEED more clothes??

I like a little spare cash for going to the yard sales, too.

Doesn't anyone else hide a little cash??

[Zen]

I live by myself but once found $300 in a drawer.
I didn't mean to hide it from myself but it was a nice surprise

[KnottedYet]

I hide a little $$ in my sock drawer, for those just-in-case moments.
(like when I *really* need to go buy some new blinkies, or visit the REI cycling apparel sale, or hit the LBS for some bar-tape)

[Melalvai]

I loved coming across a dollar or two in a jacket pocket, so I started leaving little surprises for myself. Then I started rifling my pockets when I needed cash, and then I quit bothering.

[Wahine]

It's great when you live in a place like Edmonton Alberta. You have to switch jackets every few months going from light fashion jacket for summer evenings to full on down North Face Expedition grade down in January. I was always finding exciting things in my pocket. Well the money was exciting. Rotten fruit... not so much.

[Mr. Bloom]

Later on tonight I will sneak down and read from cover to cover and then offer it up to their big man print mark, binding breaking fingers. OOOOHHHH, I love this issue so!!!



karen
I am a terrible person

Is your name Silver

[massbikebabe]

Mr. Silver,

When she finally does relinquish the issue check out the new Shimano shoes that they custom fit by baking in the oven!!! Way cool!!!



karen
taking it one step at a time

[tulip]

I've never thought of hiding money, but perhaps it could have saved the marriage?! I like the thought of finding $300 like Zen did. Perhaps I'll try hiding some from myself and see what happens.

[Starfish]

When I was little, my mom started to notice that things from around the house were disappearing, and she was beginning to wonder if one of our friends was stealing, or something. Well, finally, she discovered that under my bed were all the missing items. I was storing them all up for Christmas...I was going to wrap them and give them to my family!

I guess I came by it honestly...

A couple/three years ago when I got divorced, my family wanted to treat me to a nice Christmas present. They got a top-of-the-line iPod with video, etc. (Not too big a package, right?) My mom wrapped it and hid it, and Christmas morning it was nowhere to be found. Christmas ground to a halt while a good hour of searching went on.

As she aged, she lost her memory, and we started finding things in the oddest places.

But then, I spent a good 15 minutes searching for my coffee cup the other day, and finally found it in the microwave!