Treat for the wife

Ian Wickham wrote:
Mike, you are a man of great wisdom :lol:

Why, thank you Ian ... and I expect you are as well :D

The skill we need however, is to have our wives think this :!: That is sometimes a tall order.

But Rose brings out a good point. Select a sleigh ride which travels with the wind :mrgreen:

Mike

Mike from NS wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:
Mike, you are a man of great wisdom :lol:

Why, thank you Ian ... and I expect you are as well :D

The skill we need however, is to have our wives think this :!: That is sometimes a tall order.

But Rose brings out a good point. Select a sleigh ride which travels with the wind :mrgreen:

Mike

Mike, wisdom and wit. :D

I see there's a fondue in an igloo available there, romantic evening for two or a bit naff, that one could go either way.

http://www.adelboden.ch/en/navpage.cfm?category=WinterAB&subcat=AdventureAB&id=293045

andyhull wrote:I see there's a fondue in an igloo available there, romantic evening for two or a bit naff, that one could go either way.

http://www.adelboden.ch/en/navpage.cfm?category=WinterAB&subcat=AdventureAB&id=293045

Andy, i think she would she the funny side of that one.

Mike from NS wrote:

caron-a wrote:I'm not a spa or shopping type person but.... :mrgreen:

... and neither is bandit or so she says. Shopping for skis doesn't count -- doesn't everyone shop for skis - the necessities of life ... that's only normal human behaviour :shock:

This means that they are both "keepers" !!!! all oxymorons aside :mrgreen:

I knew there was a reason I like Bandit :thumbup:

as for being a keeper: I've been with my husband since we were 15 and 16 so I like to think he thinks I am!

love the look of the fondue igloo, andy