Once again earning the title of Mr. Charming, David solved my broken T dilemma. He took my laptop to not one, but four different places to have it repaired today. The first three recommended a whole new keyboard; the fourth replaced the key for twenty bucks. It has a little movement to it and I feel the key sticking up funny and I kind of favor it like you would if you had a blister in a fabulous new pair of shoes, but it is fixed.
This has played out in our marriage innumerable times over the years. He can usually fix things that I break. After he's repaired the thing, I don't remember the mint condition, but the act of love he demonstrated in going out and repairing the thing that I broke.
I'm not just talking about tangible things here, either.
16 years ago

3 comments:
I'm not just talking about tangible things here, either.
Be doubly thankful. My father can't change a light bulb.
Cheers,
Victoria
: )
I think you should be thankful for a helpful hubby and a handy one, too.
He knows how to "curtail" things with you, so by solving the problem, he keeps the peace and thereby earns great Husband Points as we used to refer to them at a previous job I held.
Glad you can now cross the ts...errr...type them.....
Peggy :)
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