How many have wives who make work for you.

[bunyip]

Still trying to teach her how to use the ride on mower which she loves but charges in to long grass on the lowest setting and throws the belt which I have to put back on or finds a brick with the blades, all mt fault of course, the blades have a life expectancy of about 2 months.

 

[MossRoad]

 

[Steppenwolfe]

I have the best wife on the planet; I have been desperately in love with her since I met her; been together almost 44 years, married 40. I wouldn't wish her on my worst enemy...

 

[MoKelly]

My wife is the smartest and hardest working person I know.

There isn’t a thing she asks that she wouldn’t do herself.

So, when she asks, I do the stuff if I am able (she sometimes overestimates my abilities).

She is younger than me so she has more energy. She always has stuff to do - but mostly it’s stuff we do together so it’s fun.

I am a lucky person.

MoKelly

 

[Torvy]

Still trying to teach her how to use the ride on mower which she loves but charges in to long grass on the lowest setting and throws the belt which I have to put back on or finds a brick with the blades, all mt fault of course, the blades have a life expectancy of about 2 months.

Clearly she was taking @shooterdon 's advice above.

 

[BravoXray]

I'm confused. Is there such a thing as a wife that doesn't make work for her husband?

Never heard of such a critter.

 

[fatjay]

My wife finds problems for me to solve. If I've solved all the problems, no worry, she'll make more!

 

[woody]

My wife use to be a manager at her work, so now a thought comes across her mind and out her mouth and then she looks at me like why aren't you moving yet. It's a good thing I have 3 dog houses to go too, two shops and a game room, see ya!

 

[EddieWalker]

My problem is that I'll open my mouth to run an idea past her and she will love it so much that she wants it done ahead of whatever project I'm currently doing. What really drives me crazy is that she is right, that idea really should get done right away, even though I want to stick to the project I'm already working on. For her, it becomes an emergency, or a huge financial loss if I don't get it done right away.

I've come to realize that medical people treat everything as a life or death emergency, and if a dog digs in the veggie garden, it really isn't a life or death emergency. Of course, I can't tell her that, so I stop what I'm doing and build her a dog proof fence around her veggie garden.