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Launch Greg out to Sea!

Many of you reading this may be self employed yourselves.  Of those who are some work with their spouses on a full time basis; running a family business.  You guys should know what I'm talking about and to those who don’t work with their spouses you should find entertainment in those of us who do.  There is a lot of entertainment value here I must say.

 We live in rural Maine where Greg and I run UGotGlass and Glass Orchids.  We work together, we live together… it’s a 24/7 kind of deal.  The interesting thing about this is that I’ve found there is nowhere to run and nowhere to hide when you actually don’t want to look at your husband.  And ladies, as much as you love the guy, you’ve got to agree there are times you’d like to shove a fork in his eye and call him done.  Believe me when you spend all day, every day with your soul mate you have moments of desperation where you remember there are cinder blocks out back and a deep and dank swamp just a short ATV ride down the hayfield.  Soon the swamp will be frozen over but we do have a wood boiler (it's a very large outdoor furnace that we fill with 3' logs to heat the barn) and that can burn up pretty large things.  Note that I've considered the possibilities.  I guess this webpage could be used as evidence....... I watch way too much Law and Order and CSI.....

 As pathetic as it may be I’ve found nirvana in the grocery store.  Yes ladies, the grocery store.  It’s the one place where you can do something that needs to be done anyway (so you don’t feel guilty about wasting time…. For those of you who share my type ‘A’ personality) but you can take your time and enjoy the peace and serenity of the frozen food aisle.  So come on Hannaford (insert name of local grocery store chain) put in a massage chair, fancy coffee bar and high speed internet connection so we can relax and really enjoy ourselves.  Heck, add a shower and hammock and I’d never go home.

 Real life IS funnier than fiction.  When we lived in New York, Greg went fishing on many weekends.  A kind and loving goddess, I never denied him the joy of fishing.  Thus facilitating some alone time for me, and still looking like a queen to all his friends who had to beg their better halves for Saturday off to go fishing.

 We did bring the boat up here to Maine but, unfortunately, the season is short here and we have been so busy with the business that Greg has not launched the Sea++ in sometime.  I keep telling him it's OK, put the boat in the water already!  As we head into fall again here in Maine I grieve for another summer lost with no husband launched out to sea.  I even tried to get him to go down south and fish on a party boat... at least it's a day.  My new plan is to get him to go hunting.  I like venison and moose... heck at this point I'd eat bear just for a day alone.  Guys what is wrong with  him? Your wife practically begs you to go fishing and hunting and you just don't do it?  Maybe I AM a goddess!!???? He just doesn't want to spend a moment away from me!  What have I DONE?!!!!

 And guys, if you’ve been brave and gotten this far you must feel a deep and powerful kinship with my husband.  I hold no illusions that I’m easy to live with.  Think about what it would be like to be with YOUR wife 24/7/365…… pity the fool .... got a boat? Invite him out fishing or hunting will you?

 

 

If you want to check out Greg's Fishing site it's:   UFISH.COM

 

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