Cabin Fever

[Windmill Boy]

Howard

I know very little about relationships especially yours so I won't go down that road.

But maybe some of your troubles might be somewhat influenced by the winter weather.  Remember the tropical philappeans to Snowy cold dreary Detroit is a harsh adjustment also.  If I recall you are involved with a printing business which probably takes alot of your time.  Imagine being in a new different environment  quite often alone,  where you are not anxious to leave the house compared to the open social life in balmy conditions she had back home. It sure would make me stir crazy.  Seasonal disorder should not be discounted.  Hopefully  as spring approaches  the two of you will be able to stop and smell the roses together (and the smell of fresh cut grass also ha ha ha)  and life will improve.

As you Say  Keep the Faith

Windmill Boy

[Howard]

... in response to Cabin Fever, posted by Windmill Boy on Apr 1, 2001

Windy,

That's a good point I hadn't considered.  Ayesa hasn't let the cold stop her, she just puts on extra layers of clothing and turns the heat up to eighty!  Which of course KILLS me :c)  LOL!

Thanx for the insight, that's a great point.

Don't worry about me, I'm in this for the long haul!  One thing we both strongly agreed upon before we got married was that we only wanted to do it once and that was to each other :c)  I am mainly trying to figure out how to improve the quality of our relationship.  For her as well as myself :c)

I hope all is well with you :c)

Keep the Faith!

H

[Jimbo]

... in response to Cabin Fever, posted by Windmill Boy on Apr 1, 2001

But it will be gone when I touch down in Hongkong on April 20!  Next stop, Paradise!

Jim

[kevin]

... in response to Cabin Fever, posted by Windmill Boy on Apr 1, 2001

You forgot to mention tulips.  (joke)

- Kevin

[Windmill Boy]

... in response to Re: Cabin Fever, posted by kevin on Apr 1, 2001

Kevin

Actually when I was mowing my mother's lawn this past summer while unemployed  no flowers stood in my way  I just mowed right over them  or the rabbits and woodchucks ate them.  This fall after I moved away  my nitwit brother tried mowing over a foot and a half pile of leaves and got the tractor stuck.  it actually caught on fire and the fire department came out and put it out (thinking of you Dave H).

Needless to say I think my mother will be getting a lawn service this next year since she isn't allowed to mow the lawn.  If she plants flowers  maybe they will allow them to grow  ha ha ha.  Thanks for thinking of the dutch connection though.

Windmill Boy