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Talk to the Goat |
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LMAO Oooh, scary, the Monster in Law is coming to town!!! LOL |
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My "in-laws" live 2000 miles away *smug* |
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Yes, well, mine are 600 km away, and that's exactly why she's coming for a visit. We can't just send her home after cake. |
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Well, you could send her home, but I'm sure it wouldn't improve things. |
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Good luck with your house guest. Just be you. After 7 years there's nothing left to prove. |
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Unless you sent her home with a winning lotto ticket or something. Which would be totally likely if you won, wouldn't it. |
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Hmmm, my MIL liked me well enough until she realised it was a perminant situation. She wants her son to marry, she wants him to have kids, but I don't know she ever really realised that would mean ANOTHER WOMAN. Well, at least in the hetero game pack, that's what it means. |
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Right, rather than just dissolving into my favorite topic - gay love - I had actually meant to say "good luck with your house guest!" |
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I would do the complete opposite of what you're doing. Leave out the kinky lingerie, inexpensive soaps, and NO ONE gets to sleep in my bed but me and the Wife (ok, the kids can hang out and the cat owns the place). But definately not anybody else. |
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Keep the old sheets on the bed and do dirty things in them right before she walks in the door. It'll be a kinky little secret between you and Jason. |
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Yes, I'm BLOWN by the fact that she doesn't like you!!! I think that's pretty effin jacked up, actually. |
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Hah! I thought I'd be the only one maybe to say I disagree with "fluffing up" your place for the MonsterInLaw. I can totally understand the first say.... couple of years. But after 7 of them, sorry but she's on her own. You've earned the right to respect and to her son ~ and it's time you were able to relax in your own home with him even when she comes to visit. She's the one with the issue, not you or hubby. |
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Aww, Jay. I've visited yoru blog alot and I have to say you are a wonderful person to takes almost every aspect and perspective into your thoughts. Jason is so lucky to have you. Is he reading this? YOU HEAR THAT? YOU ARE LUCKY TO HAVE JAY!! ^^ *hugs* |
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See, this is one of the reasons why I'm OK being single. |
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Wow! I am so going to keep you in my prayers! My MIL hates my guts too, and since her viciousness only drove her son into marrying me out of temporary insanity, she's now taken to the "sweet as sugar" approach to vindictiveness. At least she lives only 5 minutes away so that I don't ever have to worry about her staying with us.....*knock on wood* Good luck girl! |
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You scare me sooooo bad. I'm a mother-in-law, an ex-mother-in-law, and a mother of someone who lives passionately with a guy who ought to think of me as a mother-in-law. I always thougght they might like me, a bit, at least. Maybe I'll just start making a list of reasonably nice OldFolks residences and leave it on the fridge. Where I used to keep the magentic poetry. |
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If she weren't driving, a train ride is nothing after a little piece of cake... Next time suggest she take the train. |
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Oh but think of how many good stories you'll have to write about after this visit is over and done with. |
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I've come to love popping by and reading your latest, you clever amusing woman ... |
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If it weren't for mothers-in-law, Sarah and I would never clean. |
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i have the same problem with my mil, i've been around for 26 years and she still talks about one of my husband's old gf's like there is still a chance things might not work out between us. thankfully, she's about 15 minutes from here, easy to give the boot when needed. |
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Thank God for Zoloft. And alcohol. And, hell...for Danielle. (After she's dead and buried, of course.) |
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SHe is taking the train. We bought her the ticket. She doesn't have a car. |
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Oooh - five days can be such a long time, too. |
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WHAT?! Not like you??? Something may be wrong with her. I recommend filling a Pez dispenser with Zoloft (any anything else pertinent) and chomping away. =) |
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Magnetic poetry - imagine my shock when my mother comes into my kitchen and starts reeling off a few constructions from my fridge, stuff like 'When his luqid runs of her after elaborate enthusiasm'. |
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Always smile and keep a happy face with ur husband/bf ok. |
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Yes indeed. You will get the last laugh. lol. |
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These are the rapturous moments that make me wonder why the hell anyone would get married. |
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Having just come to the end of a 4 week stay with my mother-in-law I can feel your pain. |
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Good luck sister... |
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Good luck with the visit. Hopefully the toothpaste will get you on her good side! |
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how's it going?? I bet you don't dare blog do you...ha ha, prisoner in your own home. No making the bed squeak while Mom's in town now! |
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OMG, You are to funny. I wished at times that mine lived that far from us. BUT she lives maybe a mile from us. And my husband was her only child until he was 21 and she had a daughter and then a week before she turned one I had our first child. Crazy huh??? Well she checks everything when she comes to our house. It drives me CRAZY!!! |
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Well she better treat you nice cos you are gonna be the one picking her nursing home. |
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I don't postpone sex for anyone, or anything. |
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Jay, |
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Oh...I've had so many hiding under the bed moments! |
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hmm If my mother in law ever came to stay with us i would voluntarily commit myself to an inpatient facility for the week - UGH. Good luck with all of that. I'm assuming she'll also be thwarting your blogging... |
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Luckily, the ambiguous title of "freelance writer" means I can pretty much shut the door to my office when it's convenient, or painfully necessary, or both. |
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Five days? That's two days longer than I'd want a closer friend coming to visit let alone a mother-in-law!! |
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I feel your pain my friend. I feel it like a fist in my ass. Well, not really...but you know what I mean. |
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My MIL never completely accepted me. Until I divorced her baby boy. Now she likes me. (She got him back all to herself) |
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She probably wouldn;t like anyone that marries her son. it's not you. |
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Oh dear... I wish you the best |
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I haven't been close enough to my hunny's mom to hate her. XDDD |
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I'm very lucky to have a mother-in-law that I not only get along with but also hardly ever see anyway! lol that's the benefit of marrying a guy with 5 brothers and a sister. My husband was never her 'precious little boy'.... |
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Hi Jay. |
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Ah, the MIL! Good luck with that! I'm fortunate that neither me nor my husband care what my MIL thinks... she being a fundamentalist religious fanatic and us being atheists. Us being feminists and her believing that "women are genetically programmed to love cooking and cleaning" (I'm not making that us. She actually said that. I must be missing that gene!). |
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That last bit about you making the decision on which home to put her in brought a biiiig smile to my face. |
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I AM the best thing in the world!! |
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ah. mother-in-law. just the term alone is enough to strike terror in our hearts |
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Keep at least one see-through nightie out, cause it sounds like you're gonna need it sometime in teh next five days. |
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Just how many different ways are there to use pork as a verb? |
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you ARE the best thing in the world!!! |
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Eeeek...5 days. Long time. I'm sorry that you have to go through that. The fact that you are shows that you really love your husband very much. It's hard, but you put that aside. Good stuff. |
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I'd get some pamphlets from those 'homes' and lay them out on the coffee table. That would scare the love of Jay into her. |
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Poor kid |
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