There's a new Scapegoat in town!

"Last week I dragged Popster to the store to look at, among other things, pendant lights for the breakfast bar. While we were there we bought a new light fixture for the dining area. The one we had was from when that part of the room used to be a formal dining room, so it didn't "fit" with my new upgrade. He was fine with that!
"
Yesterday I dragged him to the store again & while we were there I wanted to look at pendant lights again. Now picture this is taking place approximately 4 days later. First thing I get is "Why are we looking at these!" I ignored that & continued my quest all the time asking his opinion. Next was "Why do we need them & where are they going?" I answered "Over the breakfast bar"

Oh........ yes it gets better! "What breakfast bar!"

At that point I decided it was time to leave! On our way through the parking lot we have another short conversation"

Popster" "Does Jim know about these pendant lights?"

Me: "It was Jim's idea!"

No problem I have it all under control.....I have a new weapon at my disposal......it's called "Jim's Idea"

Sorry Popster but you walked right into that one!!!!!!

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