Anonymous wrote:All my friends will know it's me posting this because this MIL story is legendary.
My MIL decided I was using crystal meth due to some postings I supposedly made on Facebook talking about how much I love meth. Said mysterious posts have never been located, but when DH said something to her along the lines of "WTF is wrong with you, why would you ever think that?" she responded "It's really a red flag that you should watch out for."
FWIW, I work FT, have three lovely children, volunteer, and have a very happy marriage. I also have all my teeth and don't resemble a meth head.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Every time my mother comes over she brings bags of things that are "helpful" to me. Like the Costco sized package of napkins, her own bowls because I might not have enough, and "nutritional" easy ramen noodle soup. Last time it was a giant package of raisins because maybe I need something to snack on. (I hate raisins)
Awww, she sounds nice~
Anonymous wrote:Every time my mother comes over she brings bags of things that are "helpful" to me. Like the Costco sized package of napkins, her own bowls because I might not have enough, and "nutritional" easy ramen noodle soup. Last time it was a giant package of raisins because maybe I need something to snack on. (I hate raisins)
Anonymous wrote:I still have a bag of frozen ham bones from her last visit in our freezer. She cooked ham for Christmas dinner. She thought it was a good idea to keep them so we could cook something with them..
(I know I should through them away.. ) but to my defense I am a FTM and work full time. This year has just been a big learning curve...
Anonymous wrote:Just my most recent one, not by any means the worst - they're planning to visit. Only the second time in 2 years (they are driving distance, but overnight stays are necessary).
"I'm bringing chicken and potatoes and cereal with me"
"Um, why?"
"You never have any food in the house"
REALLY?? Your first visit i went out of my way to make really nice meals that accommodated whatever fad diet you were on at the time. The second visit I had a 2 WEEK OLD - I told you there was pasta in the pantry and handed you a folder of take out menus. Don't judge my ability to keep a functional and fed household based on when I had a 2 week old and preschooler. I actually cook real meals far more often than most people I know.