Thought I would share even though I'm lost for words.My wife of 35 years who is highly educated and highly intelligent keeps leaving me speechless. Today I grabbed an extra tank of propane for our extended vacation and sat it outside the trailer while I was tending other obligations. Wife says she stored the tank in safe place as she's trying to help.Um she put the tank "30 gal" in the trailers shower with glass doors....it's just sitting in there and we have 4 hr trip.Never would I disrespect my wife but it amazes me how intelligents doesn't necessarily equate to common sense.

Um you're not that lost for words. You owe your wife an apology.

kellem wrote:Thought I would share even though I'm lost for words.My wife of 35 years who is highly educated and highly intelligent keeps leaving me speechless. Today I grabbed an extra tank of propane for our extended vacation and sat it outside the trailer while I was tending other obligations. Wife says she stored the tank in safe place as she's trying to help.Um she put the tank "30 gal" in the trailers shower with glass doors....it's just sitting in there and we have 4 hr trip.Never would I disrespect my wife but it amazes me how intelligents doesn't necessarily equate to common sense.Ummmm ... so she could carry along and lift up steps a full 30 lb. propane tank? Maybe she has strength of mind and body?

To some, the glass around the tank would be a issue, and with the 50-60 lbs of weight could be a big hammer while going down the road.To me, more of a issue is the tank inside a area of the trailer that is not properly vented.

I'm always surprised how strong my wife of 45 years tomorrow is. She has and still can help with a lot of heavy furniture etc. The placement is another issue. They call it multitasking.

It doesn't matter how intelligent people are, male and female, some just don't understand the Law of Inertia.

Where to store extra Propane tank....unbelievable.

bucky
Explorer II
Aug 15, 2020
I'm always surprised how strong my wife of 45 years tomorrow is. She has and still can help with a lot of heavy furniture etc. The placement is another issue. They call it multitasking.
JRscooby
Explorer II
Aug 15, 2020
To some, the glass around the tank would be a issue, and with the 50-60 lbs of weight could be a big hammer while going down the road.
To me, more of a issue is the tank inside a area of the trailer that is not properly vented.
pnichols
Explorer II
Aug 15, 2020
kellem wrote:
Thought I would share even though I'm lost for words.

My wife of 35 years who is highly educated and highly intelligent keeps leaving me speechless.

Today I grabbed an extra tank of propane for our extended vacation and sat it outside the trailer while I was tending other obligations.

Wife says she stored the tank in safe place as she's trying to help.

Um she put the tank "30 gal" in the trailers shower with glass doors....it's just sitting in there and we have 4 hr trip.

Never would I disrespect my wife but it amazes me how intelligents doesn't necessarily equate to common sense.

Ummmm ... so she could carry along and lift up steps a full 30 lb. propane tank? Maybe she has strength of mind and body?
azdryheat
Explorer
Aug 15, 2020
Um you're not that lost for words. You owe your wife an apology.

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