Thread: Partners do they go to wood shows?

So the question I put forward is would you take your partner to a wood show? YES Or could you take your partner to the wood show? YES Or should you take your partner to a wood show? WHY NOT Then the most obvious question after that would be why or why not? IF they would like to go then no reason not to take them. The only reason not to take them would be if they thought for one second they would be in charge of spending money.

My partner doesn't want to come .

Take your partner and show her all the things that you get enjoyment out of.

At least she can then make a decision whether to go next time ar let you go on your own.

Always great to get support from the better half especially when you need spend a bit more.

I took my mrs to the last wood show which resulted in me spending about half the time i would have spent there had i gone alone. This year I will be going alone.

Compromise like I do... send her shopping

Originally Posted by tea lady

My partner doesn't want to come .

But he's a man!

Mrs. Wood is very enthusiastic, I was waiting to talk to one of the vendors at a stand and The Woodess wandered off. I caught up with her about twenty minutes later and she was laden down with all sorts of tools and goodies that she thought I'd need, including a LV BU smoother - something I would never have bought myself.

I'm definitely bringing her to the next show... well actually, she's bringing me.

Only if you intend buying something that's too big to carry by yourself.

No , I don't take HWMNBO. No way. He'd be bored spitless and would only talk about firewood

I have taken my partner (and one of the babies!) each time we've gone. This year she was able to help pick out the jarrah for our "to be" bar top and then she talked me into buying a domino (on the basis of savings made in the kitchen and other things!) She'll definitely be coming again .

Christos YES she goes with me has even demonstrated at the show.

Sadly she has been turned off wood for 2 reasons
one her other love requires smooth hands for working with silk and superfine Merino.

Originally Posted by tea lady

My partner doesn't want to come .

I would take my partner, but she'd be so bored. So bored.

My Mum and I usually go. She's a little more patient, and we make a little day out of it as we don't "hang out" enough

Originally Posted by RufflyRustic

No , He'd only talk about firewood