Although they call it Solitaire on t'internet.
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AIBU
My husband (aka The Wonderful Man) was away for the whole of last week helping our son with jobs around his flat (jobs in this house are still waiting......
). He arrived home on Saturday evening with just enough time to shower and change before we went out to dinner with friends; so no time to chat. The following morning (Sunday) he left for the office to catch up on his admin before I was even awake. We then met up in the late afternoon at a cafe with his parents and our daughter and her family; so no time to talk together. On to our church meeting (where dear friends had prepared him a meal) and then home by nine o'clock, where husband shot off to pack his bag in order to leave for work early the next morning. He left the house before I woke and won't be home now until Thursday night. I can cope with all the above and only feel slightly niggly - but HE'S TAKEN MY COMPUTER MOUSE WITH HIM!!!!!!! And that is just too much!!! AIBU?
What niggles you?
Isn't patience a card game? 
I looked at Freecell - didn't understand it 
Five of us.
DH does the car key thing too but wouldn't dare touch anything in my office! He knows when he would be going just one step too far!
GrannyA You have a few days before he comes back to think of a suitable way to show him how you feel. Perhaps some GNs can make suggestions? 
I seem to have beaten my Freecell addiction because Gransnet addiction has replaced it. 
I, too, am a Freecell addict!
(as well as Hearts and Spider Solitaire...)
ill'e just go and ask one of my 2 cats to go an find you one
DH used to take both sets of car keys to work with him - until I sent a taxi to collect them and made him pay the bill.
On the same basis, buy another mouse and keep it in a safe place - just in case.
My name is Lona and I too have a Freecell addiction!
Get yourself a secret stash of 'mouses' in case he does it again!
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