Airplane tickets???

[ready123go]

Omg! I watched super nanny once and I was so astounded by her patience. I have none and here we is with buckets. Sure I'm gonna sit with my very very stubborn little boy in timeout ALL day long. Lol.

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Your son is four - he has an excuse. I meant that, when she kicks up a fuss, make your sister sit in timeout!

 

[ShayBells]

Your son is four - he has an excuse. I meant that, when she kicks up a fuss, make your sister sit in timeout!

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[ruadisneyfan2]

It does sound like that but every time I even mention not going she gets all pissy. The one time she started crying. She doesn't know what she wants lol.

She is just the type of person that has always got her way an shes not a mom so she doesn't understand my side of it. She thinks it should be easy to just leave him with anyone or that I have tons of money lying around to pay for some one else to come.

But the way things are looking she's just gonna have to get over it.

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It seems she thinks it's just so easy to leave him with anyone, like he's a puppy. Stand your ground. I can see how your sister could be a bit clueless about a mother's heart but your mom should get it. Is she offering any suggestions, or just demanding that you find a way to attend?

I'd venture to guess, down the road, she will be regretting these choices a heck of a lot more than you will. You can never go wrong by standing by your son.

 

[ShayBells]

It seems she thinks it's just so easy to leave him with anyone, like he's a puppy. Stand your ground. I can see how your sister could be a bit clueless about a mother's heart but your mom should get it. Is she offering any suggestions, or just demanding that you find a way to attend? I'd venture to guess, down the road, she will be regretting these choices a heck of a lot more than you will. You can never go wrong by standing by your son.

My mom is more upset than mad. She wants me to go more because there's no one going she knows unless you count my father. And they had a nasty divorce. And my sister suckered her into taking my dad to the airport because he has MS and can't drive. So she's upset. She wants her sister to go (my aunt) but my sister said no. I told my mom to bring her anyways. Especially if I can't go there's a spot open lol.

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[ruadisneyfan2]

My mom is more upset than mad. She wants me to go more because there's no one going she knows unless you count my father. And they had a nasty divorce. And my sister suckered her into taking my dad to the airport because he has MS and can't drive. So she's upset. She wants her sister to go (my aunt) but my sister said no. I told my mom to bring her anyways. Especially if I can't go there's a spot open lol.

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So she expects your mom to come alone!? Wow, I wouldn't do that to a coworker, let alone my own mother. Everyone should be able to bring a guest. Yes, your mom should definitely bring your aunt.
The whole situation is just sad. I wouldn't put your life on hold waiting for your son to be reinvited for the umpteenth time. I'd take him to WDW anyway if you can and tell her you already made other plans when he was un-invited.

 

[meajuly5]

Why don't you suggest your aunt go-- she could watch your son while you go to the ceremony and she could go to the reception with your mom.

Other than that, I would just tell her that you would love to go but she is making it impossible.

 

[ShayBells]

Why don't you suggest your aunt go-- she could watch your son while you go to the ceremony and she could go to the reception with your mom. Other than that, I would just tell her that you would love to go but she is making it impossible.

That's actually a pretty good idea! Thanks! I'm gonna suggest this and see what happens.

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