He really needs to stop going to the dump.

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My husband had to take a few things to the dump recently, and you know what happens when he does that.

Our “dump” is more of a recycling center… complete with a gift shop where everything is free, and there in lies the problem.

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He came home with a table and chairs.

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Do we need a table and chairs from the dump?

We do not.

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But my husband couldn’t resist bringing it home and fixing it up to sell.

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He cleaned, he polished, he tightened, he glued.

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I told him to recover the horrible (plastic? vinyl?) seats but that was a bridge too far.

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So now there’s a table and chair set clogging up the man cave/Barn Mahal.

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Sigh…

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37 thoughts on “He really needs to stop going to the dump.”

  1. Hey, count your blessings — at least he repaired them! My husband used to save broken furniture and appliances, flatly refusing to let me get rid of them, on the grounds that they could be repaired. Of course, he never had the time or energy to do it himself, but if he thought something could conceivably be repaired, I wasn’t allowed to throw it away. Thank goodness he finally stopped doing it, or our house and garage would be completely taken over with broken furniture and appliances.

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  2. Hey, I don’t know what kind of dump you have up in Maine, but that is a pretty nice table and chairs if you ask me. He did fix it and he could have reupholstered the chairs (which is an easy fix) but, he did what he thought would sell that set, lol.

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  3. One man’s trash is another man’s…trash. Actually, that whole set looks pretty good and sturdy from here. I think you’ll find a buyer…eventually. But yeah, I would have “modified” the seats aka got anything else to suffice as a seat cover.🪑

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  4. True story: we were in an antique store in Oshkosh last week. I grabbed a handful of wooden yardsticks and told Tara, “Rivergirl’s husband would love these!”

    “What does he do with them?” she wondered.

    “Nothing!” I said.

    You are married to a legend, my friend.

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