I think the best way to describe my wife's reaction to my decision to acquire a (very) strange car was "bemused". Supportive, yes, but supportive in the same way you might be if your spouse took a sudden interest in, say, amassing a large collection of K-Pop paraphernalia or turning the living room into a disco-themed hookah salon. Since then she has evinced a degree of stoic good-naturedness, duly praising me when I brag about about changing the battery or fixing a stuck door handle, going on the occasional drive, and even gamely taking the wheel once or twice (although when I showed her an advert for a weekend get-together of my local Morgan club her response was "That looks great. YOU should definitely do that"). And that got me to wondering -- if you have had a significant other during the course of your Morgan ownership, what does she (or he - surely there are some female members of this forum, or gents of another persuasion) really think about the car? Is it an equally shared enthusiasm? Or is it "enthusiasm by proxy" (liking it because you like it), or mere tolerance? Or (heaven forbid, but it's not beyond the realm of reason) outright disdain?
