What's another year?

Started by petercooman, 03 December 2013, 11:47:57 PM

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Hertsblue

I've been adding to my collection for over forty years now - still find new things to paint. What a great hobby - keeps me off the streets, stops me spending money I don't have and keeps me interested. :) :) :)
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Hertsblue

I also have a wife who's a qualified book-keeper. Which helps.  ;)
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paulr

Quote from: Hertsblue on 07 January 2014, 09:20:00 AM
I also have a wife who's a qualified book-keeper. Which helps.  ;)

Helps!!!!  :o I would of thought that was a hindrance  ;)

I find that having stuff posted to work helps. Unfortunately I was spotted carrying a box of TimeCast buildings and other terrain home just before Christmas  :(

I sort of got away with it, they became my Christmas present  ;D Fortunately she didn't spot me bringing the AWI figures home a few weeks earlier.
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petercooman

I let all my stuff arrive at my folks' house  :D

sunjester

This is getting sad! :(

I know I'm lucky in my relationship, as people are often talking about sneaking stuff in the house, or having to earn brownie points to be allowed to do something. If I want something and can't wait until I buy it at a show , I just order it to be delivered to my home. When it arrives I show it off saying "I just bought this!". End of! ;)

Womble67

I must also say my missus is extremely supportive of my hobby and even helps me do scenery shes so much more artistic than me

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Hertsblue

Quote from: Womble67 on 08 January 2014, 09:34:51 AM
I must also say my missus is extremely supportive of my hobby and even helps me do scenery shes so much more artistic than me

take care

andy


Yes, indeed. If I could persuade my other half to take up painting figures I'd be a happy man. Her attention to detail makes me look, frankly, slapdash.
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petercooman

Well, she doesn't mind me buying stuff, but i have big batches delivered to my folks, and show them off in small batches  :P

We have a relative small house, and the stuff is mounting up, so if she sees a big package the inevitable question of "where are you going to put that"always comes up  ;D

Should be better if i get my hobby room  8)

paulr

Quote from: sunjester on 08 January 2014, 08:54:54 AM
This is getting sad! :(

I know I'm lucky in my relationship, as people are often talking about sneaking stuff in the house, or having to earn brownie points to be allowed to do something. If I want something and can't wait until I buy it at a show , I just order it to be delivered to my home. When it arrives I show it off saying "I just bought this!". End of! ;)

And does she show you what she has "just bought" the next day  ;D

I should say my wife is supportive overall, even though a little perplexed by my hobby  :)
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