My Dad accidentally left town with DH's favorite sportcoat...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Your dad sounds weird. Why didn't he call and tell you "hey, I accidentally took DHs coat."

You are judging the father on information you don't have.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here: ok thanks for the replies, I get it and will apologize. My dad didn't realize the mistake until he was walking out the door of a hotel in another city for a meeting and then wasn't sure where he left his coat in our house so it took me a while to find his coat.

I also had a sick newborn and a sick toddler at home so doing so wasn't at the top of my priority list.

I am glad you are going to apologize to your father.

He is a grown up. He shouldn't be so careless.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why do you care if he wore your husband's jacket? Are you afraid he was going to do a Chris Farley split? Are you afraid he'd stink it up? I don't understand why you give a care.

OP sounds right up crazy bara.

[Anonymous]

Could have been resolved with a FedEx shipment by each party.

I can't even imagine why you yelled at your father though. Presumably your DH had other coats while your dad had nothing. You were way out of line.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here: ok thanks for the replies, I get it and will apologize. My dad didn't realize the mistake until he was walking out the door of a hotel in another city for a meeting and then wasn't sure where he left his coat in our house so it took me a while to find his coat.

I also had a sick newborn and a sick toddler at home so doing so wasn't at the top of my priority list.

I am glad you are going to apologize to your father.

He is a grown up. He shouldn't be so careless.

Yelling at your parent is very disrespectful.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here: ok thanks for the replies, I get it and will apologize. My dad didn't realize the mistake until he was walking out the door of a hotel in another city for a meeting and then wasn't sure where he left his coat in our house so it took me a while to find his coat.

I also had a sick newborn and a sick toddler at home so doing so wasn't at the top of my priority list.

I am glad you are going to apologize to your father.

He is a grown up. He shouldn't be so careless.

Yelling at your parent is very disrespectful.

Thanks, Mary Poppins.

[Anonymous]

Op, you are nuts. It is a sports coat. Holy crap, you are making a mountain out of a molehill.

[Anonymous]

This is funny and reminds me of my dad using anyone's towel in the bathroom when he visits, even if he has been assigned a certain towel. I side with your dad. Sh!t happens. If the coat is not in the same condition, then he can offer some money for a new one or a repair.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here: ok thanks for the replies, I get it and will apologize. My dad didn't realize the mistake until he was walking out the door of a hotel in another city for a meeting and then wasn't sure where he left his coat in our house so it took me a while to find his coat.

I also had a sick newborn and a sick toddler at home so doing so wasn't at the top of my priority list.

I am glad you are going to apologize to your father.

He is a grown up. He shouldn't be so careless.

Yelling at your parent is very disrespectful.

Thanks, Mary Poppins.

She's right.

[Anonymous]

I'm glad someone posted the Chris Farley link because that's all I think about... he went around the country looking like Chris Farley... good for you, dad! I bet you brought smiles to peoples faces.

[Anonymous]

I once left with my niece's jacket. Big deal. I mailed it back LOL

[Anonymous]

OP, get a life! It's not a big deal.