Oh, what a lovely attic you have
T. Gamble
Christmas time is almost upon us and for this year it means preparation for an upcoming Christmas party.
My wife decided we should have a Christmas party this year. This decision should not be particularly earth shattering, but it creates great conflict in our household considering we have diametrically opposed views concerning preparation for parties.
My wife is very meticulous and list-oriented. In short, she wants everything just right for the party.
I, on the other hand, believe only in having a good time at a party.
My wife would fret for days over whether a particular painting should be hung in a particular spot for the party or the location of a particular piece of furniture. She also makes certain that everything is spotless. I
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