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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here - my MIL is made up of 95% embellishments and 5% truth. Definitely one of those people who looks at the past with rose colored glasses, too. I was miffed when I first met her and early on in the marriage until I learned the truth. Now, I just flow with it. She can be good entertainment and I know how to hold my boundaries with her, so that's key.

In the scheme of things, cracker shaming wasn't that big of a deal. It was just SO very DCUM.

Other gems from the weekend were:

[my sister & SIL were both wearing similar striped shirts] You gals are so adventurous with your fashion. I never would have worn something like that at your age, but with age comes wisdom.

[on my 10 yo pumpkin carving] I agree that you should let kids attempt things, but not all their attempts need to be displayed.

Did your housecleaner come this week? I could tell! There's always a certain fresh clean smell after she's been here. So lovely. (I guess my house smells other times?)    [/quote]

This gem better become family lore and repeated at all sorts of random times, maybe embroidered (by your child!) on a throw pillow?:
you should let kids attempt things, but not all their attempts need to be displayed.[/quote]

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