This is really bad!

Hi Steve --

Congratulations on eliminating your source of stress. Confession is, in fact, good for the soul. However, for whatever my opinion is worth, I would never allow her to know about this thread. :wink: My wife would readily forgive me the boat. Finding she was a topic of discussion would require severe penance. :)

Greg
 
By the way, I always appreciate and admire Joe's insights and advice on boats. Women are another story. (Yes, where is that tongue-in-cheek emoticon when you need it?) I believe in dealing with women from a position of weakness, although I am a frequent violator. Hanging head, slumped shoulders, what-can-you-expect-from-a-little-boy air, followed by an irresistible "I wuv you." It works for me and sacrificing pride is often the wisest course. :lol:

Greg
 
Steve its always better to explain the truth than get caught in a lie. She will
get over the action but will hold on to a lie forever. Just start out with "guess
that I did while you were gone." Waiting to see how this turns out.
:smiled john :smiled
 
john schuler":3n57fj4b said:
Steve its always better to explain the truth than get caught in a lie. She will
get over the action but will hold on to a lie forever. Just start out with "guess
that I did while you were gone." Waiting to see how this turns out.
:smiled john :smiled
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To quote the great philosopher, Dixie (High Priestess of the m/v Discovery), "It is better to beg forgiveness than to ask permission."

Glad to hear it all worked out, Steve. Of course, I would now be wondering what she did in Mexico that made your boat switch situation go so easy? :twisted:

Best wishes,
Jim
 
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