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  1. #1
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    Mar 2005
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    Earth- Littleton, Colorado
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    Talking spoiled....

    Quote Originally Posted by massbikebabe
    Hate to Brag...

    but my hubby brings stuff home all the time...and he even gets up earlier than me and starts my coffee, makes it, then brings it up to me. I get my coffee in bed every morning!! AAAAHHHHH!!! AND he is my personal mechanic! I am training my son to be like his Daddy.
    karen
    ALSO Ladies for the record... I am not always prone to the dark side as it may have seemed earlier in this thread with the banana guard comments. lil bit of fun..lol Though I think I thought more then I added here.
    Ditto on the quote, Though I pamper him a bit more, sometimes my DH starts up hot baths for me, and I do for him.
    He is doing alot of the mechanic stuff but I am learning for myself for road repair reasons so I get in there and try to do some. He brings home more things for cycling, I almost have to monitor him cause he is worse then I am when it comes to spending and shopping....go figure?!
    The coffee thing...who ever starts it usually serves it, but not usually in bed, but sometimes at work. Agree on the training for sure...I am also training my two boys to be like Daddy too, because we need more men like this in the world!
    Last edited by AutumnBreez; 04-09-2005 at 09:58 PM.
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  2. #2
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    Feb 2005
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    Ditto on my husband. I can't stand it when women sit around and complain about men in general. How would we like it if men were sitting around saying " All women are..." My husband spends more than me on cycling stuff and always buys me things when he is ordering on line, without me knowing. We have a "bike shop" in our basement and he does all the mechanics. Mostly this started when my son was racing, and it saved us tons of $. But now, he really enjoys it and says he will do this when he retires. I am a mechanical dunce, so it's a good thing.
    My sons are 20 and 22 and I know they benefited from seeing equality in action as they were growing up. Last year my older son had his first real relationship and he told me that we were "good role models," especially after all of the couples we were friends with when he was little recently divorced.

 

 

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