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High Big_girl: After almost 40 years of marrage, I live with the trains. When Bob goes to a hobby shop I always have a good book. I do watch to see how big the bag is that he comes out with. One time in Albquerque, NM the back of the bus was pointed toward the hobby shop, when he came out I heard the baggage door open and then he got on the bus, much later I found out that the bag contained a brass locomotive. That cost him a nice pair of ear rings. One time a locomotive cost him a purebred Belgian Sheepdog. At a shop in California, there was an antique furniture store next to the hobby shop but what I wanted wouldn't fit in the back of the van. I don't model and only get upset if I'm ignored for a long time. The train show is the only place that I've watched him look at an old car instead of the woman in shorts that walked in front of him. At least when he's "playing trains" he's not somewhere drinking or running around. We are at the age where I really have to prod him to get him to go to the group that meets once a week. I WANT MY FREE TIME TOO. Mrs. Teffy
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