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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If your mom did this, would you care? I personally would not (and my mom would do those kinds of things if she lived close), so I wouldn't get mad at MIL for doing the same things. [/quote] I think the "If she lived close" part indicates that you haven't exactly lived it. What looks good on paper can be very disruptive in real life. Plus, Op is not you. It's o.k. to ask people (even moms and MILs) not to just drop by [b]w/o notice [/b]if that is not comfortable to you. Op needs to be able to relax in her own home.[/quote] The MIL DID give notice! [/quote] And she was told that it was not a good time[b] but opted to come anyway[/b]. And Op was not aware that she was dropping by. Maybe Op's husband thought that he had been clear enough that it wasn't a good time and that she would take the hint? [/quote] No....the DH relented! There is a difference. [/quote] He "relented" because she is pushy and he has a hard time saying no to his mom.[/quote]
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