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B beachin Member Louisiana (right now) Joined: Oct 11, 2004 Posts: 181	B beachin Posted posted on Fri, Jan 21, 2005 7:41 PM On 2005-01-21 11:10, tikifreak wrote: Start a new thread on "How to handle the Tiki Carving Spouse" you say? Uh, I'm no Dr. Phil, but I will say if people are not flowing with their spouses or significant others, why stay in situations you do not have to. Life is WAY too short. I have a neat story about support. Last May, I took my daughter to celebrate her birthday in Houston. While I was gone, my husband cleaned out the shack in my grandmother's backyard, carpeted it, laid waterproof flooring, hooked up electricity, and made a home for my kiln. I came home to a complete studio that he had basically built in 4 days. I love my studio, and smile every time I think of him out there sweating in the summer heat, with the sole purpose of supporting my art. I agree that without the support, we would be miserable. But with it...the sky is the limit!

On 2005-01-21 11:10, tikifreak wrote:
Start a new thread on "How to handle the Tiki Carving Spouse" you say? Uh, I'm no Dr. Phil, but I will say if people are not flowing with their spouses or significant others, why stay in situations you do not have to. Life is WAY too short.

I have a neat story about support.

Last May, I took my daughter to celebrate her birthday in Houston. While I was gone, my husband cleaned out the shack in my grandmother's backyard, carpeted it, laid waterproof flooring, hooked up electricity, and made a home for my kiln.

I came home to a complete studio that he had basically built in 4 days. I love my studio, and smile every time I think of him out there sweating in the summer heat, with the sole purpose of supporting my art.

I agree that without the support, we would be miserable. But with it...the sky is the limit!

Post #136774 by beachin on Fri, Jan 21, 2005 7:41 PM