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Re: Does your wife have more pull than your tracto
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Posted by Bill46 on June 30, 2006 at 04:56:49 from (63.65.68.246):
In Reply to: Does your wife have more pull than your tractor? posted by tractorsorwomen on June 29, 2006 at 18:18:32:
Hummmmm...sounds like your communication line is not working. If she is picky about your money already...better talk about it. Been with mine a very long time. We disagree over very little because we talk things out in advance. As long as there is money for the bills and such as well as some going into savings there is never a problem...but neither of us buy toys when there is a cash flow problem. We both work and we share the checkbook so we always know what's in the bank. But she has her hobbies (stamping...making cards and her aniamls). So...that money is hers. I play with tractors and fix mechanical things...that money is mine. Gotta talk about things...or the rest falls apart. My 2 cents.
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