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[Post New]12/21/2013 14:06
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why you left them there if they are so important.


I love the dcum posters that never make mistakes.
[Post New]12/21/2013 14:13
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why you left them there if they are so important.


Agreed
[Post New]12/21/2013 14:33
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Anonymous
Have you tried having your daughter call grandma and ask for the clothes back?
[Post New]12/21/2013 14:35
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Anonymous
I was going to suggest sending a SASE for her to mail it, but I love the courier idea!! Let us know what happens, OP.
[Post New]12/21/2013 15:06
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Anonymous
YOU were irresponsible and left your crap there. Get over yourself.
[Post New]12/21/2013 18:47
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Anonymous
If you had just talked about the dress, I might have had some sympathy. But the fact that you are so bent out of shape about a beach towel is weird. If your stuff is important to you, don't forget it. And, if you do forget it, make your own arrangements to get it back and foot the bill for it.
[Post New]12/21/2013 19:01
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Anonymous
Next time your daughter asks for the towel, dial your MIL and have the your MIL explain why she has not sent it.
[Post New]12/21/2013 19:13
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Anonymous
If it means that much to you, go GET it. I'm serious. If my grandmother had given me something I loved that was irreplaceable and someone had it, I would go get it.
[Post New]12/21/2013 19:47
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Next time your daughter asks for the towel, dial your MIL and have the your MIL explain why she has not sent it.


That would make the OP 100 times worse than her MIL. There is no excuse for getting a child involved in adult disputes.
[Post New]12/21/2013 20:03
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I was going to suggest sending a SASE for her to mail it, but I love the courier idea!! Let us know what happens, OP.


+1. A friend sent a prepaid FedEx box to an ex-boyfriend to get back some expensive things she'd left behind. It worked, but the courier is better here since who knows if MIL would use a prepaid. To the PPs giving OP grief for forgetting stuff. Seriously?
[Post New]12/21/2013 20:12
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Anonymous
When she comes to your house, sneak into her bag and take her underwear. If she has any expensive jewelry, grab that. Feign surprise and ignorance when she discovers the jewelry is missing. Help her look for it.

Then when she gets home, miraculously discover the missing items and offer to send them back once the dress arrives...
[Post New]12/21/2013 20:13
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Anonymous
^^^ I forgot to add:

Muwhaaaaaa!!!!
[Post New]12/21/2013 20:36
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:^^^ I forgot to add:

Muwhaaaaaa!!!!


Crazy.
[Post New]12/21/2013 21:02
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Anonymous
I hate to hear
Ladies with terrible MILs. Mine is great so I know I'm lucky.
[Post New]12/21/2013 21:34
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Next time your daughter asks for the towel, dial your MIL and have the your MIL explain why she has not sent it.


That would make the OP 100 times worse than her MIL. There is no excuse for getting a child involved in adult disputes.


So what is the OP to tell her daughter - oh I keep forgetting to ask grandma for the towel?
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