Meeting Mother-In-Law
- Crazdwriterposted 15 years ago
0 - mtsi1098posted 15 years ago0
Don't forget the pink unicorn !
- Crazdwriterposted 15 years ago0
- Crazdwriterposted 15 years ago0
lrohner does have her reasons though
My MIL is very nice. She just recently quit referring to everything (house, cars, etc) as my husband's- Crazdwriterposted 15 years ago0
Think Tink!
I dare you to show up in that outfit!- Crazdwriterposted 15 years ago0
If you're just meeting now I'm assuming you don't live near her and will just be visiting. I'd say to just be nice and keep in the mind that "whoever" (you or she) will be going home soon.
My late mother-in-law was very, very, nice. We had a really great relationship. I can't resist the following, though : 
My girlfriend married young and married an only child. She inherited an overbearing mother-in-law AND grandmother-in-law. They lived nearby and made my friend's life absolutely miserable. Once, the mother-in-law rearranged all my girlfriend's cabinets while she was out. 
The grandmother, "sharp as a tack", would just say any rude thing she felt like saying because she thought she could get away it because she was old. I heard about the saga of the mother-in-law and "Nonnie" for a good part of our adult life, then my girlfriend and I lost touch for quite a while. "Nonnie" was in her 70's and 80's when I was hearing about her. When I eventually talked to my friend again she joked that Nonnie was still alive and had turned out to be "quite the long live-er". With her tired and sarcastic tone she said, "Nonnie isn't going to die. Nonnie is not human." At this point if Nonnie is still alive she must be about 120 years old. Be glad your mother-in-law won't be bringing along a "Nonnie". - ralwusposted 15 years ago0
- Crazdwriterposted 15 years ago0
LMAO rawlus you are too funny
And thanks MM that is a good idea. I have sent her gifts of fairies and other things for her bday and holidays
And yep Lisa MIL lives in Ohio...far away from Cali
And Lisa I am so sorry your friend had to go through that...funny but so sad too lol - Crazdwriterposted 15 years ago0
that is true rednckwmn I could write some fun hubs out of the visit. she will be here from Dec. 21-Jan. 5
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