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thread: Girly tools

  1. #19
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    Jul 2005
    Rural NSW
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    Stevie: I don't drive so I figure if i can do some other jobs instead I feel less of a burden to DH I don't know how to fill a car with petrol.... honestly... not the first thing... unless it was asking the service station attendant to do it like in the old days LOL

  2. #20
    Registered User

    Nov 2005
    Where the heart is
    4,360

    DP assures me that when we move to a bigger property we'll design the house (strawbale intentions), it will be easier to keep clean and tidy. I have serious doubts about ANY design facilitating tidying up wherever he lives, but if this somehow proves to be the case, I will have a workshop/studio of my own and he can have his own workshop. I want my own tools in there! Not my girly ones (they're for in the house so I don't have to traipse outside ), real ones - we both like good quality tools, and I won't need too many. He's got stacks, mainly for woodworking and a bit of mechanics. I just need good gardening tools, and some basics for fixing fences/kennels/holding yards etc, when the day comes that we live somewhere I can keep my horse
    I can't STAND it when DP leaves the wheelbarrow full of stuff! Can't use it to cart haybales to the car (don't keep them where I agist cos the kids pinch it, grrr) or wood to the front door!

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