This almost balances out the seemingly vast amount of musician wives who raise an eyebrow if even so much as a new pick enters the household under her gaze. Almost.
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Uh...just in case you were ever wondering...She's a KEEPER!!!Of course there's a story!
So, I ordered a Walrus Audio Phoenix power supply for my pedal board and GC sends me a 230V version... I live in the U.S.
So, I decided I'm going to head over to GC after dinner and return it and have them send me a new one (they don't carry them in the local stores). I mention this to the wife and she says "Mind if I come with?"
This is a new development.... She never wants to go to any music stores with me, but heck, I'm not one to complain about good company! "Sure!"
So, we head there and while I am returning/ reordering my PS, my wife wanders off. I didn't think much of it.
Just as I was finishing up, she came skipping back over to me. We headed out and as we got into the car and started to pull away, she said "Oh no! I forgot my sunglasses, I must have put them down while I was looking around, can you pull up to the door and I'll run in and get them?"
I pull up to the door and instead of getting out, she turns to me and plants a huge hug and kiss on me and squeals out "Happy early anniversary, baby!". I looked over her shoulder to see a GC employee carrying out a box with a new Ampeg BA-115!
"how..... how did... How did you know that was what I was looking for?"
"I was watching you while you were surfing bass porn (what she calls it when I check TB) last night and saw that you kept looking up the specs and prices of that amp and I wanted to buy it for you before you bought it for yourself."
THEN, while the guy is putting it in the car for me, she tells me that she's ear-marked the money for the custom order of the G&L 5 String PJ (when they finally make one!) that I've been GASing for so badly!!!!
I am a lucky man. Thanks to whoever is watching out for me up there!
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There's a pattern here: we got engaged on the 4th anniversary, and had our commitment ceremony on the 5th.That's awesome, dude. Congrats!
My Wife and I did that, too. We got married on the 10 year anniversary of our first date.
Sounds more like the one who's watching out for you is sharing your house rather than "up there"I am a lucky man. Thanks to whoever is watching out for me up there!![]()
I started out looking at something smaller like the BA108 or 110 but went for the 115 because of the additional monitor capability.I know it's not the same caliber but I had a BA108 and really liked it.
Ironically, I tell her that all the time... but I have to admit, I'd never thought of the benefit of your * addition!!!You need to marry her again.*
*Also, you would then have two anniversaries...
It is humbling, indeedIt warms my heart to think a spouse would think that much about you to do something so wonderful.
There was never a doubt!Uh...just in case you were ever wondering...She's a KEEPER!!!![]()
I'm curious about these laws which you speak. Who fell into a category of "weren't allowed to marry", and why?There's a pattern here: we got engaged on the 4th anniversary, and had our commitment ceremony on the 5th.
Was going to be a wedding, but we couldn't bring ourselves to do that in front of friends who weren't allowed marry. Australian law's changed since then, so we really should get around to it some day. At least picking the date will be easy.
Same-sex couples, because homophobia. I don't want to derail Kriegs' happy post any further, so I'll leave it at that. Feel free to PM me if you do want more detail and context.I'm curious about these laws which you speak. Who fell into a category of "weren't allowed to marry", and why?
The fact that her embroidery and quilting hobby costs much more than my musical projects may have a little bit to do with it. Have you priced the top 'o the line embroidery machines, of which she has a few. And the quilting machine & software? Fuhgeddaboutit!! Not to mention the constant fabric and patterns, etc. Come to think of it, she's a pretty lucky gal!
It just caught me off guard and seemed odd.Same-sex couples, because homophobia. I don't want to derail Kriegs' happy post any further, so I'll leave it at that. Feel free to PM me if you do want more detail and context.
No worries at all!! I knew what @equill was referring to and trusted that you both would work it out quickly and without any issuesIt just caught me off guard and seemed odd.
Thanks for the reply.
Sorry Kriegs.


