Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Scheduled father in laws funeral 3 years ago on my birthday. She knew it was my birthday and had other dates to choose from.
Okay, sorry, you're the self-absorbed one here. It was her husbands funeral! Dear God, your birthday is pretty low on priorities in this situation.
Anonymous wrote:Anyway, she ended up buying a goat--yes, a goat!--and named it "Janet" and said "There. Now, you don't want to name your baby after a goat, do you?"
OMG. That is insane and yet hilarious (from the outside, of course!)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Well SHE DILUTED THE MEDICATION FOR CHILDREN THAT HAD PNEUMONIA DURING WORLD WAR TWO SO THAT SHE COULD MAKE A PROFIT AND CHILDREN DIED SO DOES THAT COUNT AS BAD?
Oh, that was the plot from The Third Man. Sorry.
I am dying laughing, seriously!
Anonymous wrote:Well SHE DILUTED THE MEDICATION FOR CHILDREN THAT HAD PNEUMONIA DURING WORLD WAR TWO SO THAT SHE COULD MAKE A PROFIT AND CHILDREN DIED SO DOES THAT COUNT AS BAD?
Oh, that was the plot from The Third Man. Sorry.
Anonymous wrote:Sat my husband down for a serious conversation about all of my shortcomings. Informed him that she, as his mother, could tell that he was unhappy when I was around. (He was previously unaware of this "fact".) And the worst part is, he thinks she walks on water, so he took her very seriously, and sat ME down for a conversation about all of my shortcomings. Again, none of these complaints were his. He just takes everything she says to be gospel truth. If she said that he looked miserable when I walked into a room, well, he must be miserable. And so it's on me to make a change.
Anonymous wrote:Anyway, she ended up buying a goat--yes, a goat!--and named it "Janet" and said "There. Now, you don't want to name your baby after a goat, do you?"
OMG. That is insane and yet hilarious (from the outside, of course!)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My MIL gasped in horror when my husband announced we were expecting our first baby (we were both in our early thirties), responded only with "WHEN?!?", and then visibly did the math in her head to determine whether I'd been pregnant at the wedding.
Oh, and when he years later announced we were moving to my home state, she declared "that's been her (my) plan since the beginning." Yes, MIL, it's a diabolical husband recruiting scheme. We're programmed to live in Other Location for years, develop a career and social circle there, find an unwitting husband, buy a home, have a child, and then BOOM - bring them back to The Motherland.
this is true
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My MIL staged a dramatic public suicide attempt when it was time to catch a flight to attend our wedding, hoping to prevent the ceremony.
OMG is this true? How awful!!!! If my MIL had thought of it she would have done the same thing.
Anonymous wrote:Nothing. I thank God often for my wonderful MIL.
Anonymous wrote:Sat my husband down for a serious conversation about all of my shortcomings. Informed him that she, as his mother, could tell that he was unhappy when I was around. (He was previously unaware of this "fact".) And the worst part is, he thinks she walks on water, so he took her very seriously, and sat ME down for a conversation about all of my shortcomings. Again, none of these complaints were his. He just takes everything she says to be gospel truth. If she said that he looked miserable when I walked into a room, well, he must be miserable. And so it's on me to make a change.
Anonymous wrote:My MIL staged a dramatic public suicide attempt when it was time to catch a flight to attend our wedding, hoping to prevent the ceremony.