I have a story to tell and I wondered if any of you have experienced this...At the Bernina/Brother dealer today "window shopping" and drooling over a multi-needle machine...A man and his wife were there too. He offered to buy the new Bernina multi-needle embroidery machine for her -- she declined. He tried repeatedly to convince her to let him buy her the machine. She had her reasons...she was busy and didn't want to get caught up learning a new machine, she didn't have the room to add another machine....
This is the first time I have ever seen a man beg a woman to buy a new embroidery machine.
Have any of you ever had this happen to you or seen it happen to someone else?
When I had my 4-needle serviced and I looked at the 16-needle Bravo he told me it was too heavy for him to load it in the car for service and house calls would be costly. A nice way to say No, I guess. Anyway, I would not feel very comfortable having such an expensive machine sitting idle while I was enjoying other things, and whereas I don't like shopping I love admiring those super machines.
Of course when he pushed me to buy this machine, he had no clue what I had to purchase to make it work, ie, new computer, threads, stablilizer and all the other fixings.
So that is why I LOVE this man so much (along with a million other reasons) he just knew my creativity would blossom with such a machine,
I am very, very grateful
Theres my story
hugs and merry Christmas and happy Holiday season to all
Michelle
Suzanne
One day...
Love him for that.
I love reading your comments! Thank you for sharing your experiences with me.
My 11 year old son thinks the woman has lost her mind. As the man had engaged my young sons in conversation...the 11 year old provided solutions to each of the objections the woman gave her husband. The man listened with a smile -- agreeing with all the solutions my son offered. It is a blessing to me to see that my sons understand the need many women have to create and they are willing to find a way to make it happen.
For all the Cuties that have a husband willing to support them and encourage them in their hobby -- cherish them! Men willing to buy new $17,000 machines -- like the man in the shop -- are rare indeed!