My husband has every tool, but I managed to please him on his birthday

My husband is very fond of doing many things with his own hands. That is why we moved to our house in the suburbs, so that he could fulfill his dream - to do the housework, work in the workshop and in the garden.

Every day after work, he hurries to his annex to the house, de he has everything for happiness - the most diverse tools, machines and devices. It would seem that it is very difficult to surprise him with something. But on my birthday I did it.

When I was wandering around the mall in search of a gift for my beloved, I suddenly saw a miniature saw on the window of the Stihl branded department, which looked like a perfect toy. It was packed in a cute case, with a charger, chain, tire, and even a bottle of oil.

It was a cordless mini-saw, which my husband would immediately find a use for. I immediately remembered how he grumbled when we cut the old trees in the garden in the fall that it was impossible to crawl up to the branches even with his small chainsaw.

The price, of course, was quite serious for such a baby. But I had no doubts, because the birthday is once a year.

It is clear that this saw can be used not only for pruning trees and bushes, but also for small carpentry work. Moreover, the husband was seriously engaged in cutting out of wood amulets, which he was going to put in the corners of the site. I did not mind, because working with wood is not harmful to health, especially if you protect your breath from sawdust. And everyone has long been accustomed to walking and working in masks.

The seller showed it to me from all sides, and, of course, advised me to buy it. He called the saw-cutter "lopper", but I absolutely did not like that name.

For me this pretty nail file evoked only gentle diminutive-affectionate emotions, but in no way a rough "lopper".

I must say right away that my husband was delighted, and not just pretended to be happy with the gift. Of course, he knew about the existence of such an instrument and "dreamed about it all night long." Even if it was a joke, it was a really necessary thing, especially in our old garden.