His patience is running out…

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Shopping for bedroom carpet continues.

And you can tell one of us is not having a good time.

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This is not my fault as I found the perfect carpet on day one… but my husband swore he could find something comparable for less money so we kept shopping.

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This was an interesting display.

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Made even more so by the fact it opened for samples.

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After another whirlwind weekend tour of flooring stores, my husband chose carpets he thought were close to the shade we wanted. Even though I (and numerous salespeople) assured him they weren’t.

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Ironically the two large sample boards he brought home were very close to the price point of my original choice which kind of defeats the purpose… no?

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And since none of them were the right shade (again), my spouse is slowing coming around to the realization he should have just agreed to my selection a few weeks ago and called it a day.

Men.

They always have to do things the hard way.

😉

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14 thoughts on “His patience is running out…”

  1. Or you could say that he thoroughly explored the alternatives to come to an informed decision.

    Or you could say that wall is a whole lot of boredom. Subtly different beiges. Subtly different greys. A little dirt and they’d all look the same.(Seriously, for the Godfrey Hirst picture, I think they cut a grey carpet into a dozen pieces to make you think you were looking at 12 choices on the left board.)

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  2. Uh huh….I remember spending a whole day visiting various electronics stores only to circle back to buy the first TV (the one I wanted) at the very first store we visited. I guess in their defense men are not as accomplished and efficient at shopping as most ladies are. We don’t have time to screw around and when we know we are seeing what we want at the price point we’re comfortable with a decision can be made with lightning speed…so we can move on to the next task!!!

    Deb

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