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[quote=Anonymous]First of all, you clearly like to write. You included a lot that didn't need including - next time edit for brevity. 
Second of all, presumably your daughter has somewhere she lives with her fat toddler and husband - why can't she do her laundry there? 
Third of all, I have a 2 yr old and a 3 yr old and that shit would NEVER fly with me. We don't even keep sugary snacks in our house on any sort of regular basis. You're not too old. Too old for what? To live? 
Fourth of all, it's YOUR FUCKING HOUSE. YOU make the rules about what goes on there. "Larlo in this house we wash our hands when we come in the front door." "Larlo the house rule is all food stays in the kitchen. If you want to eat, sit down at the table." Stop letting your daughter walk all over you. "From now on, you need to call and see if it's a good time to come over since you're so disruptive to the household. if you came over and immediately pitched in, then I wouldn't have to do this. Sorry, but going forward you need to call." Then lock your door. 
Fifth of all, make sure your other three are not about to turn out like the oldest. The only thing worse than one bratty adult child is multiple bratty adult children. 
Sixth of all, tell your daughter to take care of her son and control him. If he makes a mess, hand HER the cleaning solution and rag and say "Larlo spilled koolaid on that chair, so you'll need to clean that up before it stains. And please tell him all food and drinks MUST be consumed in the kitchen. This is a house rule EVERYONE has to abide by, including you and Larlo." Get a backbone, lady. [/quote]

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