You sound like a friend of mine. He bought his Glock and had it quite a while before telling his wife. He said he always felt it was easier to get forgiveness than permission. Thankfully I don't have that problem with my wife.
Hmmmmm, I just bought a Sig P225 yesterday with the same attitude. I think she was more annoyed cause I used the debit card.
I gave one of my regular patients an influenza vaccination yesterday. As he walked off I noticed he had a big revolver strapped to his hip. TN is an open carry state so I didn't say anything. His shirt was bunched up around the grip. I don't think his shirt would have really covered it anyway. I have wondered since then if I should have politely said something.
I'd never thought about it, but actually since I've gotten my CHL, I can't really remember ever drinking outside of my home, even when I'm without the weapon. I'm just not in the habit anymore. Sure is cheaper that way!
The drinking part is intresting,maybe 1 and thats all. I also have a commercial drivers license so I drink at home.
I saw a thread on another forum about getting "caught" while carrying. I wondered if anyone had any good stories about a time when they didn't conceal so well...