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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In laws came for Thanksgiving and at the entire shelf of kids’ individually wrapped snacks for school Monday - Wed while we were at work and they were at home w the kids. Well H was working from home so should have helped out more. It was 3 months supply for 3 kids.

Meanwhile we had $600 of real food from Costco out in the house. [/quote]

Maybe they felt shy/embarrassed to cook “real food”? So they ate snacks all day? [/quote]

No.  They also made a pie or cake or cookies each day. Didn’t like my turkey noodle soup so pureed it with cream (they don’t like soup with things or chunks in it! Must puree it!). And we had big bags of pretzels, taco chips, etc they still had to eat. They just don’t give a damn and want to use up everything. And don’t get me started on all the appliances or electronic feature that “suddenly stopped working.” Or broken class is fine in the garage and ask to go vacuum the area with the super vacuum as we have little kids. Silence every time we asked about something broken.

It’s like they got developmentally stunted at age 4 [/quote]

Are you the poster who now only buys grapes and bananas for their visits because they kept plowing through the organic raspberries and sending your DH to the store to buy more?[/quote]

No but they do like their $9 a pack fresh berries in winter replenished every couple days! [/quote]

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