It's always fun when mil drinks

Anonymous
My mil has a little problem with alcohol, drinks too much and talks too much, wanders the house interrupts while I nurse my add a yard da the usual.

Typically she shares with me about her wild youth no big deal.

Well today's tale at the 5 am feed she tells me my husbands father is not his father.apparently baby girl resembles other man.

I know she remarried when DH was young and for all things that matter his stepfather is his dad. So I tell her I know and fil is a wonderful man blah blah.

She says " no, no not bubba"

I quickly changed the subject, thinking she had too much but later today when she had sobered up she asked me not to tell DH, as it would ruin the family.


I love my I laws!
Anonymous
Is she slipping your little too?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Is she slipping your little too?


I wish.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Is she slipping your little too?


I wish.


I think the pp was referring to your post. It isn't clear (your mil calls your husband baby girl?)
Anonymous
DH's grandmother acquired loose lips in her 90s, no alcohol required. A number of family scandals were revealed, to my MIL's dismay.

Good times.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Is she slipping your little too?


I wish.


I think the pp was referring to your post. It isn't clear (your mil calls your husband baby girl?)


Sorry about that baby girl =. Our daughter. According to mil she resembles other dude quite a bit.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:DH's grandmother acquired loose lips in her 90s, no alcohol required. A number of family scandals were revealed, to my MIL's dismay.

Good times.


I know right? It's especially fun because mil is quite pious , so hearing her scandals is hilarious.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Is she slipping your little too?


I wish.


I think the pp was referring to your post. It isn't clear (your mil calls your husband baby girl?)


Sorry about that baby girl =. Our daughter. According to mil she resembles other dude quite a bit.


I agree with PPs. Your post sounds like you were drunk when you wrote it. Read it aloud and you'll see what we mean.
Anonymous
Wait- you're saying that the MIL was drunk and yammering on during the 5 am feeding?

I'm calling Bullshit.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Is she slipping your little too?


I wish.


I think the pp was referring to your post. It isn't clear (your mil calls your husband baby girl?)


Sorry about that baby girl =. Our daughter. According to mil she resembles other dude quite a bit.


I agree with PPs. Your post sounds like you were drunk when you wrote it. Read it aloud and you'll see what we mean.


Poor OP is nursing a 5 am. She may not be drunk, but she's probably sleep deprived. Give her a break.
Anonymous
Get some sleep, OP.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Get some sleep, OP.


and nurse your "add a yard da the usual" tomorrow.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Is she slipping your little too?


I wish.


I think the pp was referring to your post. It isn't clear (your mil calls your husband baby girl?)


The granddaughter (OP's child) looks like the guy MIL thinks was DH's baby daddy.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Is she slipping your little too?


I wish.


I think the pp was referring to your post. It isn't clear (your mil calls your husband baby girl?)


Sorry about that baby girl =. Our daughter. According to mil she resembles other dude quite a bit.



Was she fucking Winston Churchill? Because all babies look like Winston Churchill....

Seriously, though. She is nuts and should keep her mouth shut. You can't tell who a baby's father most of the time, if you are just going off looks. I can't imagine trying to tell who the baby's grandfather is. Babies are squishy little potato sacks who don't really resemble any grown person very much.
Anonymous
Holy sh**! I would keep the drinks flowing.
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