Our neighbor came over the other day to meet Christian and drop by some gifts. As we sat chatting we asked them what their plans were for Christmas. She said they plan to stay here and that her in-laws were coming. The conversation led to what I think most people ask when in-laws come into town. "How do you get along?" She raved about her father-in-law, but then gave the all knowing looks and scarce remarks on her mother-in-law.
Her daughter was with her and we all know it's not cool to bash grandma in front of the kids.
Her daughter was with her and we all know it's not cool to bash grandma in front of the kids.
Annoying?
Maybe.
Psycho?
Pushing it.
These boys are the apple of my eye.
My second and third boyfriends for life.
I carried them for 9 months, brought them into this world through blood and tears, nursed them through more tears, fed, bathed, taught, rescued, hugged, and kissed them for all of their life until "she" came along and stole their hearts.
Where was I?
Oh yes, so my point is this.
Please don't hate me Miss future "she". I am not psycho. I love my boys very much and therefore you may perceive some of my actions as psycho, but they are not. I just never want to lose them fully to you, nor do I think I have to. You will always be his wifey and I will always be his mother. Roles that I'm sure neither of us would want to switch.
And if you don't think so, you should -
Psycho!!!
*Disclaimer - I love my mother-in-law. She is an amazing lady and by no means do I think she is psycho.
3 comments:
You crack me up! So true....
funny. and i agree, most MILs are not anything abnormal. i lucked out and got great in-laws.
but, yes, i can see it being a little hard to "give away" our boys someday. :( but, hey, i'm willing to send miles off to any girl that wants him RIGHT NOW. :) hehe, kidding.
kind of.
really the only prob I see with my MIL is I am not sure she ever had any of those feelings for her sons - or if she did - she snuffed them out quickly - which explains my DH's low emotional I.Q.
I guess it is different too - thinking about our girls and knowing, HOPING, that they will be calling us for questions and talking and it won't be giving them away in the same way that it happens with boys.
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