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<blockquote data-quote="meowbunny" data-source="post: 141758" data-attributes="member: 3626"><p>I'm with Linda. I used to truly enjoy the silent treatment but no way would I have let mine know that I liked the quiet -- that would have been a guaranty I'd never get any again.</p><p> </p><p>I will say you're much nicer than I am. Had I ultimately found her notebook in her room, I would have been "cleaning" the room with trash bags and would have merrily tossed anything I didn't deem a necessity. And I would have explained that I wasn't doing it because the room was such mess although that would be a factor but because I had tried to help you find your workbook and you chose to scream at me rather than help.</p><p> </p><p>Fortunately for me, mine has seen me look in the same spot several times when searching for my keys and finding them in the general area the third or fourth try, so she understands the concept of looking where you've already looked for the main part. Of course, if there is something she's trying to hide, then I'll get the screaming that she's already looked there, which, of course, causes me to look even harder to find the missing object and what the secret is.</p><p> </p><p>Good luck. Hope the silent treatment continues long enough to give you some rest.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="meowbunny, post: 141758, member: 3626"] I'm with Linda. I used to truly enjoy the silent treatment but no way would I have let mine know that I liked the quiet -- that would have been a guaranty I'd never get any again. I will say you're much nicer than I am. Had I ultimately found her notebook in her room, I would have been "cleaning" the room with trash bags and would have merrily tossed anything I didn't deem a necessity. And I would have explained that I wasn't doing it because the room was such mess although that would be a factor but because I had tried to help you find your workbook and you chose to scream at me rather than help. Fortunately for me, mine has seen me look in the same spot several times when searching for my keys and finding them in the general area the third or fourth try, so she understands the concept of looking where you've already looked for the main part. Of course, if there is something she's trying to hide, then I'll get the screaming that she's already looked there, which, of course, causes me to look even harder to find the missing object and what the secret is. Good luck. Hope the silent treatment continues long enough to give you some rest. [/QUOTE]
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