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08-03-2011, 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted by JulieR
Just move him back out. Get him a laptop with a router so he can go anywhere, and give him a chair. That's all the space he needs.
08-03-2011, 02:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Grammy43
My husband built me a sunroom, 24'x12' to be my sewing and quilting room along with everything else I love to do.Last summer he got tired of being the only one watching TV in the den and decided to move into my sunroom so he wouldn't be alone.Well, he proceeded to move all of my sewing and everything else out to storage and moved his computer into my sewing room.I then moved my computer in and slowly but surely am moving my things back in.He complains but I don't care, he should have left me alone and just come in to watch TV.It's amazing how we women eventually win. :roll:
08-03-2011, 02:49 PM
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Welcome to the board from Southern California!
LOL!!! I sew in the family room, that is also where the computers are. When I am working in here my husband will come join me. If I need to do some hand sewing of binding or something he will sit next to me in our lazy boys in the living room. I like being in the same room, we can talk and stuff. But...... He knows better than to remove any of my quilting stuff!!!!
LOL!!! I sew in the family room, that is also where the computers are. When I am working in here my husband will come join me. If I need to do some hand sewing of binding or something he will sit next to me in our lazy boys in the living room. I like being in the same room, we can talk and stuff. But...... He knows better than to remove any of my quilting stuff!!!!
08-03-2011, 03:05 PM
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Location: Born in NYC, but living in CT
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The first thing I would do is set up my sewing machine next to his computer. Then, I would start sewing and bring in a piece of fabric at a time slowly but surely he'll be moving on out.
Welcome from Connecticut!! your love it here
Welcome from Connecticut!! your love it here
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