Sounds like you should have taken care of it yourself. You should know
your wife and where her weak points are, but love her anyway. You said
ship the parts, she shipped the parts. Don't blame her. She probably
thought she was doing the right thing. I'm sure, in her eyes, you have
really dorked up a time or two also.
And your letter and comments about her are very offensive.
John Fagerlund
Not a marraige counsler, just happily married to a wonderful woman.
At 07:35 PM 4/9/99 -0400, you wrote:
>I am so p*ssed. My wife may lose her membership in rocket
>science club.
>I was out of town and asked her to mail some brake parts back
>to a shop to be rebuilt along with the stuff the shop sent
>that may or may not have been faulty. They asked me to return
>them to check them out. I have now lost both brake boosters,
>both cores and a M/C I threw in to have redone as well. Lost
>you say! Yes, lost. In her infinite wisdom she sent them
>USPS, first class, no insurance, no return receipt, nada in
>the way of tracking them or at least recouping some of the
>approximate $1500 they are worth. I now have a car that I
>did not pay anywhere near $3000, needing less than $600 worth
>of brake work costing me the $1500 in lost parts, $1500 in
>replacement parts and a whole lot of discontent. The really
>sad part is she does not understand what all the excitement is
>about.
>The moral is don't marry a dumb a** or be smart enough to take
>care of it yourself.
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